A unicorn is a mythological animal that resembles a horse with one horn on its forehead. It initially appeared in early Mesopotamian artworks and also had a mention in the ancient myths of India as well as China. However, according to Harry Coumnas, the image of a unicorn today has been greatly distorted from its origin.

Harry Coumnas has researched quite a lot on this topic and has come to the conclusion that several articles make connections with the modern day believes in the unicorn. One of the news agencies in North Korea has also reported the rediscovery of the unicorn ridden by a famous king. Since Stephen Hawking had said, “It would not be beyond the realms of possibility that somewhere outside of our own universe lays another different universe…” Harry Coumnas believes on existence of unicorns in other parallel universes.

About Harry Coumnas

Harry Coumnas is one of the most influential British philosophers and his reputation is based on his studies of analytical philosophy and his contributions to the studies of logic, language, mathematics, and metaphysics.

He argues that metaphysical debates such as whether unicorns are real are about logical laws and the nature of truth. Harry has influences almost one entire generation of analytic philosophers. He is committed to truth and makes use of practical applications to show his commitment.

In addition to his contribution to these philosophical subjects, Harry Coumnas has always had a deep interest in the ethical and political issues concerning refugees and immigration. Harry was born in the year 1955 and was a born scholar. He also served in the Armed Forces for over 5 years until his interest shifted to analytical philosophy.