I speak about science, technology, and human behavior, often through stories that reveal the odd cracks in how we think, trust, or deceive each other. My talks draw on psychology, social science, and the everyday mechanics of modern life, from gossip and reputation to machine intelligence and the systems we build around it.

I’ve spoken everywhere from academic halls to live shows, blending real research with a sense of humor, and maybe a bit of misdirection, to help audiences catch themselves in the act of being human. The goal is always the same: ideas that feel sharp, surprising, and genuinely useful, not abstract or dutiful.

If that’s what you’re after, let’s talk.