Edgar, your headline reads like a grocery list of buzzwords desperately trying to hide a lack of actual substance—“unraveling sustainability” sounds like you saw the word “unravel” on a motivational poster and thought it applied to your PhD. Newsflash, buddy: if you need "data science, complexity, and some dataviz" to tackle “modern slavery and climate change,” maybe stick to assembling IKEA furniture. You’re not the superhero of sustainability; you're more like the sidekick who forgot the plot.
Your About section is a three-paragraph snoozefest that seems convinced romanticizing your gobbledygook will make people care. “Triple-bottom-line approach?” More like a triple-bottomed bore! You’ve joined enough academic circles to form your own exclusive club for people who don’t know how to write in plain English. You’re a “MOOC-holic”? Great, because with your follower count of 476, you're going to need all the online courses you can get just to convince people you're legitimate. If your profile were any more complex, it’d need a degree of its own.
💀 Edgar, with that "Senior Research Fellow" title at the Rights Lab, it’s clear you’ve mastered the art of sounding important while achieving absolutely nothing. Maybe leave the "unraveling" to someone who can actually untangle a career from a web of academic fluff.