Wisker

Despite threatening to for years, I've only just started migrating to a new account while deleting work from this one. In case you missed it or I forgot to mention it, I've decided that I want to part ways with my past online persona. Partly, this is me being prudent so I don't get doxxed on the off (highly probable) chance I said something marginal in the past. More importantly it's a chance to get back into producing art with a new, more coherent vision then whatever was happening under the Wisker banner.

UPDATE 29/07/14 They're releasing a version with zombies.  Might be a better idea just to go back to playing XCOM, Rebelstar Tactics or Laser Squad Nemesis instead. I've been hard at work preparing for exams by procrastinating on my game consoles. Breach & Clear which I recently acquired in the current humble bundle sale is one of the games currently disrupting my study. Unfortunately as I have some nagging voice in the back of my head resembling a work ethic, I've had to stay away from some of the more time consuming games on my shelf. It's important to note that contrary to its advertising and the game's intro, Breach & Clear is

Westerners often believe in a perfect form that all other forms are derived from. Starting from the bible with the perfect God who is part of all things, continuing with Plato's forms and being finalized in Kant whose logical gymnastics enshrined the idea in a way that has put it beyond reproach and criticism for many philosophers. Nietzsche famously attacked this idea throughout most of his philosophy and later quantum physics came along and lent him a scientific backing. It proved that at the micro level the act of measuring something, simply our expectations of the event, affected the outcome.   What this leaves us with is a universe whi