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In a brief short story, I described Asimov’s Three Laws Of Robotics as a ‘binary Ludovico Technique’, and I’m still rather proud of that phrase. :)

Solveig

Ludovic, after the board game

I used to really like the name Simeon, up until I shared that fact with my sister and she, laughing, pointed out that it sounds a lot like "simian".

I get it, objectively speaking, but unfortunately the only Ludovic I know in real life is an absolute dick. Ludovic… “what a dick”

Names i saw in customer service work for a bank: Mr Flesh. Miss Cretin. Rick Duplex. Mr Violator.

I will forever salute this man for sticking with it.

Didier 😊

Alec. Gideon. Dmitri.

Mine's Wojciech- fun to read, fun to say

Ok but what about Ljubomir Ljubojević?

Memory Banana I'm not joking. A real name of a student I once taught

It may please you to know that the surname Kennedy, perhaps most commonly associated with 'Ludovic', is originally Gaelic and means simply 'ugly head'

I used to deliver mail to a Wing Commander Sir Lancelot Clarke. I didn't realise there had been Lancelot's born in the last few hundred years.

Used to be a surreal kids animation on the BBC called Ludwig. Showing my age here… youtu.be/8ThMmLVWZo8?...

I deal with a lot of language imports for our site. Its boring work, but every time I see tthe Thai languge it cheers me up. It just looks so jolly.

Former colleague in an old job apparently had a Mrs A Khunt (pronounced how you would expect, I don't remember the spelling but it wasn't the normal spelling of that word) as a client

How about "Ludovico"? youtu.be/P2K7D-uMH2g?...

I went to school with the son of mr and mrs Magne that they of course called Charles.

no reason for it. just, what a name