I studied philosophy at the University of Buenos Aires, where I focused on the impact of anti-science discourse on society and the development of science itself, the history and influence of the hacker ethic and its pedagogical implementation in educational settings, and I did some research in logic and artificial intelligence.

It was always very difficult for me to define what I do, most likely because I’ve done a lot of very different things. For well over a decade I worked as a web developer, before working as a creative director and then in strategy and communication. I even worked on various ambitious educational projects. Today I mostly dedicate my time to promoting curiosity through my writing.

Since 2017 I’ve published Cómo funcionan las cosas (“The way things work”), a weekly Spanish-language newsletter with more than 15 thousand subscribers. Every Sunday I explore a different question through science, philosophy, history, and literature, using curiosity as a way to understand how the world works.

More recently I started People & Things, an English-language publication that grew out of that project. It’s a weekly philosophical exploration of ordinary objects, ideas, and practices—an attempt to pay attention to the small details of the world and see what happens when curiosity is given a bit of room.

I also frequently write about technology, philosophy and politics.

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