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Diplomat | Professor | Writer
WORK
IN PROGRESS
Seven Principles of Quantum Philosophy: From Planck to Bohr
This book argues that the foundational principles of quantum theory—such as quantisation, uncertainty, and action—can serve as the scaffolding for a new philosophical framework. Drawing on the insights of physicists and philosophers from 1900 to 1927, it explores how quantum theory transforms traditional notions of epistemology, ontology, and logic.
The project first emerged during my undergraduate studies in the early 1990s. Decades later, I returned to the idea with renewed philosophical clarity, aiming to publish it for the 2027 centenary of the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum physics.
LITERARY WORK
About
I trained as a physicist at McGill University in Montreal and as a philosopher in Madrid and Paris. After joining the Spanish Foreign Service, I worked in embassies across four continents, serving in areas such as political analysis, cultural affairs, and public diplomacy. I currently teach international relations at Nebrija University in Madrid.While diplomacy is my profession, philosophy has remained a constant pursuit.
My academic interests lie in the epistemology and metaphysics of quantum mechanics.In addition to my philosophical work, I have published three novels in Spanish and will soon begin work on a fourth.
