Unfortunately also a mutually suspicious reference to Don Rumata's universe (what would be the curvature of the M-K-K curve at noon, or more fascinatingly, in e

Unfortunately also a mutually suspicious reference to Don Rumata's universe (what would be the curvature of the M-K-K curve at noon, or more fascinatingly, in each of the first book, points in the engagements of von Seydlitz, considering the battle orders, elders, implicit social rules &c ). Being fully precognizant of the scene at the Arctic circle (haha) I was going more from vague preintuitions writ Finnic riddles. If you met a Finnic noondemon, you might be more likely to dismiss them than the Sphinx, or (aunt) Dasha, or the catcher in the rye. Slavic demigods/semidemons are more clearly natural phenomena, Finnic demigods seem to be better described as more evolved humans (1 tale of Väinämöinen vs a Christian Alia, 2 compare with the neoEgyptian scifi of the 90s-naughts 3 temporality distortion fields) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnic_riddles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finnic_riddles EDIT: Finnic riddle culture seem to be even less of a quid pro quo kind of affair, devilishly asexual, should I say. EDIT EDIT: https://www.math.arizona.edu/~faris/orn8.pdf https://www.math.arizona.edu/~faris/orn8.pdf As to [1] Switzerland has only 2/3 in SMEs(?!) so I'm more inclined to guess Liechtenstein (or it's brethren) or somewhere close to an Alpine lake. Too small though..(clearly not Luxembourg).. you beat me to the comment than the Eitgenoze is the most underrated example of an anarchic contract. Consider your (collective) privacy protected by my laziness.