Jeremy has been an activist ever since he accidentally ate the red pill instead of the more harmless blue one. He's been an advocate for an assortment of human rights issues, including (but not limited to) debt cancellation for developing nations, closing the School of the Americas, decent groundwater standards in Indiana, and sustainable globalization. In college, he became both horrified and fascinated by the idea of artificial intelligence and studied Cognitive Science and Logic in order to prove the uniqueness of human free will. Once set loose in the real world, he decided to use his programming skills to motor the movement for a just world, and so learned the LAMP stack in order to become a more effective Drupalista. He is passionate about open source, Linux, bicycles, motorcycles, and any type of cycle, generally. He loves fixing machines, empowering technologies, philosophy, and poetry.