I'm a mathematics student in ENS de Lyon. I also study a bit of computer science and want to try physics.

I'm interested in information theory and computability (seemingly completely unrelated), as I'm interested in getting more comprehension of the fundations of (human?= knowledge (in both its philosophical and practical aspects), and I hope these domains can help me get closer to my goal. They're respectively useful domains for probability and cs, so it's a plus anyways. I also hope to find there some exotic tools for complicated mathematical problems, typically in combinatorics.

I try to solidify and learn about fundemental maths as I think it's essential, but later (graduate level?) I'd like to do something more applied, like in security (as AI alignment or fairness), or in cognitive science. Indeed I'd like to do something useful to society.