Sad to hear this. I learned a great deal from his impressive body of work. On an anecdotal level, I once had a very nice lunch with him in Saarbrücken. He couldn’t recall the German word for vinegar (“Essig”) while ordering, so I translated it for him into his native language.

Thanks! This thread brings back happy memories of Twitter in the good old days.

Nice how that worked out!

He sure did! This one depicts elements from the Iliad and Odyssey.

*respective

Thanks Nick! The artist is William Turner. Once I've figured out how to do captions in Substack, I will add artist names and descriptions to all the paintings I've used. They all have a link with the content of their respiectuve posts.

Interesting. I'll take a look when I have time.

Of course Massimo! Although instead of pizza I prefer the dinner we had in Padua.

One day later, and we're at 50 labs from 25 countries!

One day later, and we're at 50 labs from 25 countries!

The latest additions were Uruguay, Brazil, and Spain, all three World Cup winners. Not that it matters replication-wise, but just something I noticed.

Hi M., we plan to run the study in multiple languages, so part of the effort will be geared toward norming linguistic stimuli from different languages.