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About me

Usually I have the privilege to chase neutrinos and rare decays deep underground. That takes a lot of work and a lot of collaboration with awesome people from around the world. It also complicates where to go for dinner, whether you're stuck in a little mining town in the Black Hills or in an ancient city in Italy.

Physicists are not the best at making social decisions. Or, as Carl Sagan put it in The Demon-Haunted World:

A few saintly personalities stand out amidst a roiling sea of jealousies, ambition, backbiting, suppression of dissent, and absurd conceits.

And even the saintly ones can't make a group decision about dinner. So we started discussing dinner options over beers, which most of the time ended with a pizza delivered and a lot of good beer tasted.

Anyway, if you need to make a decision, can't have a beer, but need something to avoid the decision: play a game.

I grew up in the late '90s and early 2000s, so a lot of my ideas come from trying to rebuild those good old times, when gaming was less about graphics.

Have fun! I'm happy to hear your feedback, and I'm open to suggestions: rkdresdengames@gmail.com