One question, held long enough.
Formation in law and conflict resolution at the Universidad del Magdalena, on the Caribbean coast of Colombia. The undergraduate thesis, defended in 2023, brought Maturana and Varela's theory of autopoiesis and Kahneman's cognitive psychology into the epistemology of law, and it remains the theoretical axis of everything written since. Its claim is simple to state and difficult to escape: whoever says the law knows something has described an observer, and observers are biological systems before they are institutions.
Two lines of research remain open. The first examines the epistemic architecture of Colombian constitutional doctrine — what the Constitutional Court counts as knowledge, by what operations it produces certainty, and who is permitted to stand as its knower. The second follows human dignity out of its Kantian abstraction toward capacities with identifiable neurobiological substrates: deliberative autonomy, consciousness, empathy. Neither line concludes; both are the same question asked of different objects.