Yeah, but it's meant to focus more on the big picture. The 3 examples I put at the start are all things that Molly has personally seen and been upset by over the course of the quest, and they all stem from the same root of the Masquerade, which is also the reason for this latest annoyance. My write-in is about this being, if not the straw that broke the camel's back, than the one that got the camel thinking about kicking the guy who keeps putting more on.
That's simple to explain, it's because she wrong about the best way to solve traffic disputes.
Lash has probably been messing with him since they got home, and will continue to do so till it transitions into "old married couple bickering".
Not being a linguist, I am honestly unsure how verifiable translation systems are. I would assume that if a massive corpus of texts exists, then verifying a translation system via some manner of internal consistency and adequacy checks would be possible. It would strongly depend on whether actual archaeological material exists.
Hell, if wizards really wanted they could fake some brand new rossetta stones for various languages and let them be found by various actual archeologists.
Without mundane proof it doesn't matter. I'd be surprised if there were no speculative attempts to translate whatever languages they have already, and academics won't get out of bed for the most detailed analysis in the world if the source is "trust me bro".
What an investment roll. It's too bad it's basically pass/fail.
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No. She isn't vampire, solar(kinda, in ExWod they could awaken forcibly people into mages) or mage with Spirit 9.
Your chain of reasoning here is faulty.
The question is verification, yes. But the proof is in translations, I believe. Now, the question is - do mundane texts in these languages exist? If yes, and there's a number of them, then releasing the translation method + several translations would be proof enough, I believe. At least to get the foot in the door.
A compromise, hopefully doable as free action - import some dinosaur corpses (we don't even need to bother our subjects, just materialize somewhere in the forests where there are dead dinos), have Lydia reanimate them via Command the Dead, and subordinate them to Porter. Plus give weapons and armor to a security team from among "core" Jade Dogs. Do the train thing next month, and secure NeverNever this month. Depending on how much we can delay Harvard action ( @DragonParadox any comments here? We are clearly not following normal application procedure. What is the month by which we have to decide / spend AP on this?), either do Harvard, or do Cauldron protection (god crafting or some other way) now. This way we improve security of Last Station, and Cauldron members.
A lot of that stuff, as far as I understand it, is either fragmentary or missing some context. It's a lot more likely that someone made a fake that fits some select samples and doesn't immediately fail against what little other data exists than that someone figured out a way to do something widely regarded as full stop impossible.
Academics would at least be involved at some step, and our 1 dot isn't that helpful here.
Politics(Academics)? Maybe hardlocked behind appropriate Influence background
I'll quotethis part of Knorozov's biography:
For context, Knorozov was a soviet scientist, and, at the time, not acknowledged as one of the greats to whom a lot of stuff was allowed. He has never been to Mexico, and in fact has never left Russia. He has not participated in international conferences. He communicated via mail with the journals he published in. He encountered harsh criticism for going against established paradigm from the established masters of the field:
And yet, it still worked, because others tested his theories and they worked. If I understand it correctly, this codex is much more comprehensive. You could, in fact, publish the findings, and attribute parts produced by divination to "it came to me in a dream". If it works, it works. The question is whether there's enough material to test it. If there is, it'll get verified. If there isn't, it's not really relevant at all (like how you can't publish about ancient Russian pagan religion because there are no primary sources remaining at all - it has all been completely lost to history).
Ok, can someone from USA explain to me how college admissions work there? Because the timeline on their site is a bit (a lot) confusing:
If this is correct, we have missed normal application times, but there are somethings called Common Application and Coalition Application which will open much later? How does this work?
For doing the work, either Academics (for humanities), Science (for hard sciences), or Technology (for applied sciences):
For writing the paper, that would normally be expression, I think:
You could probably substitute Expression for Academics, Science or Technology on many of the rolls when making the paper itself.
I don't think I am quite at doomposting level yet, but yeah, Last Station is not hard enough of a target for me to feel safe, given the amount of ire from powerful forces we have drawn.So I miss two chapters and @uju32 starts discussing dog daemonhosts and @Yog starts doomposting about us suffering mass casualty events?
Restrictive early action is an option you use to apply to your first choice school. You can only use it to apply to one school early.
