About
I’m Yuval Abrams, a PhD student in Philosophy at CUNY Graduate Center. My dissertation is on Causation and Rational Choice in Metaphysics, Science, and the Law. I’m also very interested in Epistemology, Meta-Ethics, Political Philosophy, and Decision Theory. This is my other home page.
Yuval Abrams
Prior to CUNY I studied both Law and Philosophy at both the undergraduate and graduate level at Hebrew University of Jerusalem and New York University. I’ve practiced law both in Israel and in New York and clerked for Justice Ayala Procaccia at the Supreme Court of Israel.
I teach at Baruch College. I’ve previously taught at Hebrew U, NYU, Brooklyn College, and Lehman College and served as a Writing Across the Curriculum Fellow at Queensborough Community College.
The name of this blog comes from a famous puzzle in Decision Theory introduced by Robert Nozick, and which has inspired the development of Causal Decision Theory.
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