’I feel that if my work does not attempt to engage with questions that the broader community is asking, then I have missed out,’ Eliza Wells says. Credits : Image: Gretchen Ertl
'I feel that if my work does not attempt to engage with questions that the broader community is asking, then I have missed out,' Eliza Wells says. Credits : Image: Gretchen Ertl - Philosophy PhD candidate Eliza Wells investigates how our social roles influence our moral lives. Eliza Wells wrestles with deep ethical questions that have implications well beyond her field. A fourth year student in MIT's philosophy PhD program, Wells studies morality and facilitates discussions at the Institute about ethics and technology. "I believe that philosophy can change lives. I want to help people interrogate their values so that they can make their own lives and others' better," she says. Her interest in philosophy research stems from her two core values.
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