PhD student at Lund University, I love logic, game theory, powerlifting, food, martial arts, role playing, science and cinema, not necessarily in that order.
@larsga There are many examples of horned helmets around the world and during different time periods. The evidence so far suggests that they were worn for ceremonial purposes or as a marker of status. Given the price of metal it's not surprising that this kind of helmets were rare.
In the spring I will teach
GAME THEORY FOR PHILOSOPHERS AND COGNITIVE SCIENTISTS at the department of philosophy at Lund University, as part of the national graduate course program in philosophy.
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@cailinmeister As a French expat that most people would call a 'foodie' (I hate that term), and who really misses the food in my country, I find this thread highly entertaining.
@noKTdidnt Yeah, born and raised in Paris, an expat in Sweden. Not that it's far away from here, just that life and circumstances - not to mention a pandemic - made it unpractical to travel there those past years. I should definitely plan a trip soon!
I just finished @aptshadow's Children of Memory, and I really liked it was written like a Greek tragedy, with the birds as the choir and the crew of the Skipper as deus (dei?) ex machina, while of course a Moira is pulling the threads.