User:Mort Nezach Van Uriel

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Mort Constantine Nezach Van Uriel was born in September 10th 1988 in Jerusalem, Israel. He is a descendant of Byzantine Emperor Alexius Comnenus the Second (2nd) and of a medieval noble aristocrat Dutch family. Being a Greek he returned to Athens where he comes from and now studies Applied Mathematical and Physical Sciences at the National University of Athens.He also is interested in History and Archaelogy, Architecture, Psychology and Profiling of Serial Killers, Law Sciences, Theology and Philosophy. Right now he is focused on his project about ultrasound applications on medicine and bioengineering.

He has been awarded the honorary title of "Master of Library and Information" (MLIS) and Doctor of Philosophy at Oxford, England.

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Music 

Mort Constantine's favorite music genres are : 
         Industrial (Metal, Electro)
         Post-Industrial
         Martial
         Experimental
         Gothic/Death Rock
         Aggrotech
         E.B.M
         T.B.M
         Progressive Rock
         Jazz and Acid Jazz
         Trip Hop
         Ethnic
         Ambient and Dark Ambient
         Folkloric Celtic
         Irish Beer Songs
         Cyberpunk
         Post Punk
         Classical

Reading

Mort Constantine is an avid reader. All his life is bent on books. His personal book ownership counts more than 10000 books   in his library. Scientific, historic, literature, philosophical and metaphysical and law books are overunning his catalogue.
He reads 75 pages per hour. Furthermore he owns many antique books from te 17th and 18th century.
Here is a list of favorites writers and philosophers :

   Writers
     
     Umberto Eco
     Paulo Coehlo
     Steven Pressfield
     Stephen King
     Jules Verne
     Charles Dickens
     Victor Hugo
     Valerio Massimo Manfredi
     Shalman Rushdi
     Mark Twain
     Homer
     Piers Paul Reed
     Edward Gibbon
     Ellis Peters
     Wilbur Smith
     Agatha Cristie
     Sir Connan Doyle
     J.R.R.Tolkien
     William Shakespeare
     Lewis Caroll
     The Brothers Grimm
     Hans Christian Andersen
     Odysseus Elytis
     George Seferis
     Kostis Palamas
     Yannis Ritsos
     K.P.Kavafis
     Aggelos Sikelianos
     Lord Byron
     Bram Stoker
     Fyodor Dostoyefski
     Leon Tolstoi
     Arturo Perez Reverte
     Miguel Cervantez

   Philosophers

     Pythagoras 
     Thales 
     Anaximander 
     Democritus 
     Parmenides 
     Heraclitus 
     Empedocles 
     Socrates 
     Plato 
     Aristotle 
     Epicurus 
     Zenon 
     Avicenna 
     Maimonides 
     Gersonides 
     Anselm of Canterbury 
     Peter Abelard 
     Roger Bacon 
     Thomas Aquinas 
     Duns Scotus 
     Jean Buridan 
     Montaigne 
     Rene Descartes 
     John Locke 
     Wilhelh Leibniz 
     David Hume 
     Immanuel Kant 
     Arthur Schopenhauer 
     Johann Gottlieb Fichte 
     Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 
     Friedrich Hölderlin 
     Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph Schelling 
     Edmund Husserl 
     Søren Kierkegaard 
     Ludwig Wittgenstein 
     Martin Heidegger 
     Willard Van Orman Quine 
     Friedrich Nietzsche 
     Karl Popper