Miara Sung (they/them) is a philosopher living in Korea.

They are writing a monograph, Madness and Consent, a syncretic work that thinks with mathematical logic for a metaphysics of flesh and sexual violence that takes consent as the ground. The core of the book is an analytic Deleuzianism, Deleuze interpreted with fixed point semantics. In consent, we do not make up our minds about each other, but give in to continually shaping each other; consent is a fixed point, affirmation of difference.

Why use mathematical logic for philosophy at all? The motivation can be posed as a question. When so much of human life becomes computable data under technological surveillance, how can we usurp the theoretical foundations of technology for our purposes, to turn the enemy's thought against their own? How can mathematical logic be used as the backbone of a humanistic philosophy to prove that humans cannot be reduced to mathematical equations, and to give us a certain form for fuzzy yet incredibly important concepts like consent, flesh, and sexual violence?

In the past, Miara has worked at an evil big tech corporation, as well as several startups. They mostly worked on natural language processing systems and machine translation. Now they study at and work as a programmer for a para-academic institution of interdisciplinary scholars. They also teach philosophy and literature to schoolchildren.

In 2012, they programmed 6180 the moon, an indie game. See their writing here.