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@fletchmakesstuff This is going to be massively unhelpful: I just start writing. My most complicated narrative is Turandot, and it took form as I wrote the separate scenes. Trust your vision and see where it takes you! But I know that many writers have a very different approach.

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@fletchmakesstuff This is going to be massively unhelpful: I just start writing. My most complicated narrative is Turandot, and it took form as I wrote the separate scenes. Trust your vision and see where it takes you! But I know that many writers have a very different approach.

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@marshall_0i Your servert decides whether to ban you. More relevantly, your server also blocks specific other users and servers. If you choose a server that aligns with your own blocking preferences, you'll have to do less blocking for yourself. Also, it's a bit easier to sett posts from your own server; there's a local timeline for that.

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@marshall_0i Your servert decides whether to ban you. More relevantly, your server also blocks specific other users and servers. If you choose a server that aligns with your own blocking preferences, you'll have to do less blocking for yourself. Also, it's a bit easier to sett posts from your own server; there's a local timeline for that.

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@eyssette Yes please!

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@eyssette Yes please!

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Leiden University allows me to host non-open articles on their server, where they become open access after 6 months or so? It's a lovely new Dutch law. Here's the link:

https://scholarlypublications.universi teitleiden.nl/access/item%3A3239288/download

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Leiden University allows me to host non-open articles on their server, where they become open access after 6 months or so? It's a lovely new Dutch law. Here's the link:

https://scholarlypublications.universi teitleiden.nl/access/item%3A3239288/download

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Finally complete with introduction and all, the Synthese issue ''Causality and Determination, Powers and Agency: Anscombean Perspectives". It contains my paper "Perceiving causation and causal singularism", in which I argue that causation can be perceived even in single cases. It's not open access, but see below.

https://link.springer.com/journal/1122 9/topicalCollection/AC_b7effa0e3ff64f070a6d0382780562f7

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Finally complete with introduction and all, the Synthese issue ''Causality and Determination, Powers and Agency: Anscombean Perspectives". It contains my paper "Perceiving causation and causal singularism", in which I argue that causation can be perceived even in single cases. It's not open access, but see below.

https://link.springer.com/journal/1122 9/topicalCollection/AC_b7effa0e3ff64f070a6d0382780562f7

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@paulczege To be honest, they kind of lost me when they claimed they were going to "advance the contemporary scientific understanding of wisdom through a meta-analytic review of its correlates." Do you recommend the article?

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@paulczege To be honest, they kind of lost me when they claimed they were going to "advance the contemporary scientific understanding of wisdom through a meta-analytic review of its correlates." Do you recommend the article?

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@caranmegil Diving deeply into the human condition!

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@caranmegil Diving deeply into the human condition!

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@paulczege It was pretty good!

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@paulczege It was pretty good!

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@_jimnelson_ I've never seen that! Is it good?

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@_jimnelson_ I've never seen that! Is it good?

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@_jimnelson_ @caranmegil It would be interesting to hear how the story changed from static to interactive fiction! (I've been playing around with the opposite idea: turning Turandot into a static fiction. Brings its own puzzles and problems, no doubt.)

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@_jimnelson_ @caranmegil It would be interesting to hear how the story changed from static to interactive fiction! (I've been playing around with the opposite idea: turning Turandot into a static fiction. Brings its own puzzles and problems, no doubt.)

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@rileypb @golmac I'm curious; do you know how much editing do novels usually go through? I would expect it to be not much more than basic spelling and grammar checks, but perhaps I am wrong?

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@rileypb @golmac I'm curious; do you know how much editing do novels usually go through? I would expect it to be not much more than basic spelling and grammar checks, but perhaps I am wrong?

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After a long hiatus, I recorded part 5 of my lecture series on Wittgenstein's Tractatus. It covers propositions 3.3 to 3.5. Enjoy!

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=0vSb5Rg8aH Y

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After a long hiatus, I recorded part 5 of my lecture series on Wittgenstein's Tractatus. It covers propositions 3.3 to 3.5. Enjoy!

https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=0vSb5Rg8aH Y

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@golmac In one of my WIPs I just print every useable noun in boldface. Only suitable for a somewhat cartoonish game, probably, but certainly makes things more manageable!

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@golmac In one of my WIPs I just print every useable noun in boldface. Only suitable for a somewhat cartoonish game, probably, but certainly makes things more manageable!

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@golmac Over the years, I've become more and more selective in which things I implement deeply. There's a little scene in The Baron which perhaps only 1% of players ever see, and of which I coded about 7 different versions, if I recall correctly...

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@golmac Over the years, I've become more and more selective in which things I implement deeply. There's a little scene in The Baron which perhaps only 1% of players ever see, and of which I coded about 7 different versions, if I recall correctly...

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@paulczege Then its certainly true; although the other may also be true. :D

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@paulczege Then its certainly true; although the other may also be true. :D

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@paulczege The world or its world?

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@paulczege The world or its world?

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Crossing to Mastodon. Interactive fiction content for certain, perhaps also philosophy content; depends on who I'm going to meet up with here!

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Crossing to Mastodon. Interactive fiction content for certain, perhaps also philosophy content; depends on who I'm going to meet up with here!