Who I am: A Computational Trust scientist (it's been 35+ years) and computational philosopher, expert in trust and the inventor of Device Comfort, working on Computational Hope. Long distance motorcyclist, can also bake awesome artisanal bread and cook wonderful Indian food. Not a bad short order cook, and into different artisanal (foraged, vegan) foods. I can ride too...What I do: Research in...computational trust, hope, wisdom, justice, regret, forgiveness, information flow ('smart data') and security, privacy, mobile device security, trust-enhanced networking.Extensive experience in:- trust models for decision making and information sharing in people and artificial agent networks. - human computer interaction and the design of trusted and trusting systems. - information flow based on social norms for industrial and government applications. - trust in the foreground: trust enablement for mobile devices and Internet of ThingsWhat else I do...- write (I wrote a book - https://ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/trustsystems/ - and I've written many articles and papers)- blog (https://trustsystems.work/thoughts)- proofread, edit, etc. (I've supervised many students)- teach (really quite well, business and ITSpecialties: My expertise is in deep knowledge of trust, including its applicability to computer-reasoned security. I can read, write. teach and talk on a variety of issues where the person and the computer co-exist, and I'm good at conveying new ideas. I like to start things in these areas, get people excited and watch them spark. I can talk, teach, inspire, learn, get excited, and create new ideas in an array of subject areas.Like many of us, in the pandemic I tried new things, and have gained experience in sketching, sketchnoting, photographing stuff, photo editing and some movie making, and I became a Deviant Artist...