
Amy Caldas
Máster en Filosofía
Buddhist philosophy, philosophy of science, psychoanalysis, philosophy of mind, Vedics, cognitive science, quantum mechanics.
Amy is a growth strategist, researcher, and multidisciplinary generalist with over six years of experience exploring the spaces where human behavior and digital landscapes meet. Rather than viewing technology through numbers alone, her work is a dedicated "ghost pursuit",an exploration of the unmappable gaps, deep psychological friction, and unseen forces that emerge when human consciousness interacts with modern environments.
Grounded in an academic background spanning Public Health and Health Sciences, Amy synthesizes neuroscience, depth psychology, and non-Western metaphysical cartographies,specifically Vedanta and Eastern philosophies of mind,to look far past the surface of algorithms and map the interior architecture of human experience.
Currently pursuing her Master’s degree at GCAS Dublin, her research sits at the transdisciplinary intersection of neurophenomenology, Eastern metaphysics, and Western philosophy of mind. Her work focuses on bridging the gap between science and spirit, hunting down the roots of the self, and deconstructing the biological ego-filter to interrogate the void beneath mortal consciousness.