(B.A. and B.S., Mathematics - Stanford University) Kenny is a fifth year Logic and Methodology student, with interests in the philosophy of mathematics and probability, writing a dissertation on the foundations of conditional probability. Some particular interests include the ontology of mathematics (and especially nominalism - the idea that there are no mathematical objects), different interpretations of probability, and notions of explanation and evidence in both areas. He also has interests in logic, language, and some metaphysics and philosophy of science. He spends too much time on the internet, and blogs at both http://antimeta.wordpress.org and http://tar.weatherson.org.