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I'm wondering what's next for you? What new and exciting projects are you working on? How are you taking this work forward?

Yeah, I'm actually collaborating with a mutual friend of ours, Tanya Lombroso, on some work that we're trying to trace the distinction in the lab, right? So one branch of the research is trying to get sharper empirical measures of what, as a generalization, we're going to call non-epistemic beliefs and epistemic beliefs, right? Those being terms of art for these different map layers.

And then the other thing that I'm doing is I'm shifting from giving a psychological theory to working on pretend play almost as like what philosophers would call an action theory.

What type of action is engaging in pretend play? Right.

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So that way you can learn all about my philosophical musings and research.

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So that really is just skeptical th-- um, Kantian skeptical theism and moral skeptical theism in- introduced.

If you want to learn more or read more about it, you can check it out on my PhilPapers account, which I'll link below.

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The reason why this is very brief is simply because this is my presentation that I'm giving to a group of, uh, high school students at Magdalen College School in about, in about maybe, um, in about 30 minutes time.