User:Radiotradition

Radiotradition

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PSYThis user is an expert in Psychology.

This user is interested in religion as a metaphysical or theological phenomenon.

I heartily enjoy religious artwork (and architecture), especially the bizarre or otherwise memorable.

A warm welcome to all visitors! I am, by profession, a skeptical technologist of sorts. My avocational interests, listed below, are wide and varied. I'm an avid reader and a catechumen of the Catholic Church. I am also a contributor to LibriVox and PGDP.

My areas of (varying levels of) expertise:

• Human factors, Usability, User experience, and User-centered design
• The disciplines of cognitive, evolutionary, and social psychology; philosophy of mind
• John Henry Newman, The Oxford Movement, The Anglican Communion, and bits of Catholic and Thomistic theology
• Authors C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, their literary circle, Lord of the Rings, and Christian apologetics
• Authors J.D. Salinger, Flannery O'Connor, and Cormac McCarthy
• Bob Dylan, Hank Williams, folk music, outlaw country, and contemporary classical music
• American and Texas history
• Iceland
• Mythology (Greek, Norse), antiquities, the medieval period

Wikipedia articles of interest

I shall list here articles to which I have made significant contributions (once I start making them), and favorite articles of mine. Stay tuned!