My research is in epistemology, ethics, and social and political philosophy. I study the mechanisms by which people become radicalized. I argue that phenomena such as fanaticism or conspiracy thinking involve not a deficit of rationality but an excess, namely, pursuing to the limit a misguided conception of what coherence demands. I''m also interested in how we should understand our normative domains (moral, prudential, epistemic) and how this shapes our conceptions of rationality.I also work on the philosophy of AI and modern philosophy, especially Nietzsche.Recent published work: "Disinformation and Grievance Narratives" (2026). Synthese, 207(27), 1-24."Nietzschean Nihilism in Context: The Puzzle of Christianity" (2025). The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, 56(2), 193-215.Recent courses taught:Philosophy of Science (Fall 2026). Advanced Undergraduate Course. Universitat de Girona (in Catalan).