Titus Perelman is a dedicated university student currently attending the University of Iowa, where he has explored multiple fields of study, including rhetoric, philosophy, and scientific theory. Titus’s academic interests are diverse, focusing on existential and moral philosophy, with particular attention to topics such as evolutionary biology, secular ethics, and the intersection of science and morality. In his research and writing, Titus draws inspiration from thinkers like Richard Dawkins, Sam Harris, and Neil DeGrasse Tyson, often incorporating complex philosophical theories, such as existentialism and absurdism, into his work. His academic explorations have included deep dives into The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin and The Selfish Gene by Richard Dawkins, as well as studies on rhetoric and human behavior, which have enriched his understanding of both secular and existential moral frameworks.
