Cameron Hunter

@cameronhunter.bsky.social

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Researching US-China in outer space and nuclear politics at the University of Copenhagen. https://ritualdeterrence.eu/

Baccus 6mm scale miniatures representing troops at the battle of Lens, 1648. Blocks of pike armed troops are flanked by groups of musketeers.
A portion of the map/board of Littoral Commander Indo-Pacific, showing the area around Luzon. There are multiple red and blue playing pieces representing US and Chinese forces. In the foreground, the Chinese player has three cards, one of which is the PLASSF.
Three hardback copies of the book "The Global Third Nuclear Age: Clashing Visions for a New Era in International Politics"
A portrait of Louis XIV looking excessively regal
David Hume in cartoon form from existential comics. He says: "You know though, you say you are on a hot streak, but did you know that according to my ground breaking philosophy there is actually no way to predict your future results from looking at the past?"
Two PLA Rocket Force soldiers perform on Weibo video to explain NCO training. They use dancing and gestures to Run DMC's it's tricky. The captions explain how long the training is, the distance for running required and if it is possible to be promoted, among others.
Troops perform a ceremonial drill in front of the Chiang Kai-Shek memorial hall in Taipei. Four of the soldiers are presenting rifles, with two more observing behind. A crowd watches. In the background is the huge memorial hall itself.
Bleddyn Bowen and Cameron Hunter, two bookish brunettes, standing outside the Black Swan Inn sign in Pickering, UK. Bleddyn looks to be barely tolerating Cameron's nonsense.
Poster to advertise Andrew Futter's lecture on Survival in the Third Nuclear Age. June 12, 14:00. Register here: https://t.co/ooRHeLX3Nj
Three cards from "The Grizzled": a player's character and two traits collected during play, in this case both "absent-minded" and "clumsy"
The brightly coloured and crisply designed "Formosa Tea Brewing Guide" produced by Aurelius Jiang and Kris Wu. The organisation name is in Chinese characters "不知茶" or "Don't know about tea".
A cuddly-looking labrador naps in a library
An existential comics cartoon of David Hume at the fun fair, eating candy floss while dressed in his 18th century attire. The caption states "Live each day like there is no truly rational reason to believe there will be another"
A colourful military map from the 1970s showing the North Coast of Western Europe. The map is covered in arrows planning movements of troops on an offensive into France from Poland. Hand drawn mushroom clouds are placed where the Warsaw Pact would attack with nuclear weapons.