
@mythic_mind pursues wisdom through primary & secondary worlds, including video games! Podcast Currently Playing: The Stanley Parable @andrewnsnyder
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In the ultimate sense, it is impossible to avoid all prewritten scripts. What does this mean for our agency?
Does generative AI promote or inhibit freedom?
Listen to the latest from the Mythic Mind Games podcast or join us below for our discussion of The Stanley Parable.
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I recently posted a short Skyrim video that crossed 1 million views, and people didn’t just watch, they felt something.
Video games can be powerful art. In this episode we make the case for their power as places we practice grief.
Listen to Mythic Mind Games ep. 54 or watch ⬇️
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I still do not play a lot of video games these days, but I am convinced that they can be treated as a serious medium of art alongside literature and film while contributing unique dimensions of storytelling.
I advance this argument in the season opener of Mythic Mind games. 👇
Today’s episode of Mythic Mind Games is running a little behind.
Keep an eye out for it early next week as I discuss Clair Obscur in relation to Final Fantasy 7.
Mythic Mind Games is back for our Fellowship-wide season of Exploring the Psyche.
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“Every time you make a choice you are turning the central part of you, the part of you that chooses, into something a little different than it was before" (C.S. Lewis).
In September, we kick off the @Mythic_Mind season of "Exploring the Psyche." Here is a teaser from ep. 1:
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It is not a trite or shameful thing to become attached to fictional characters.
Whether we’re talking about a book or a story-rich video game, a good character is a fragment of reality, clarified and brought to a point. They speak to our loves, our longings, our fears, and our connections to the world.
Good characters make our own character stronger.
I stopped playing games for several years due to the demands of grad school, starting a family, and working crazy hours.
Now that I can justify a bit more gaming time, I get to experience some missed iconic games for the first time.
Anyways, time to install The Witcher 3.










