Edward
Windle
Interested broadly in epistemology, particularly at the intersection between formal social epistemology and information technologies. This includes group agency and belief aggregation, polarisation, and disagreement.
CV
Experience
Co-Founder
Bespoke data analytics.
Education
MSc, Philosophy of Science
BA, Philosophy
Writing
2026
- The Normativity Objection to Sen’s ‘Escape Route’ to Arrow’s Impossibility Theorem Sen escapes Arrow’s theorem by enriching the information IIA works with. I argue his rules still can’t tell spurious unanimity from genuine unanimity, unless we drop IIA.
- Online Communities as Group Agents Can online communities be group agents? Yes. And we miss a lot out if we don't consider them as such.
- Brown-Nash-von Neumann and Smith Dynamics Does the fact that the Brown-Nash-von Neumann dynamics, and the Smith dynamics, do not always eliminate strictly dominated strategies from the population show that the individual learning rules which yield them are irrational?. My answer: no.