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I asked for an ideal of the Truthwatchers and got RAFO instead xD

He said he has Solaris on the list but didn't give it a go yet.

Here to just say I asked about that in Warsaw signing and got a RAFO.

We know now for sure that IRE is older than Reod, because I asked Brandon if Reod affected IRE and he said "it did in some way". Not much, but just leaving it there

Some people are more prone to depression than others, there's also some heritability to it, but developing depression without a trigger is not very frequent. Most patients deal with mental issues, although lots of them don't even know it. There's still taboo in this matter unfortunately.

Oh yeah, my tee, Brandon said "I can't believe you're wearing this shirt" Next time I'd love to wear a t-shirt with "let me think. RAFO" that was recently posted in sanderson memes If someone draws Brandon, let me know!

Oh, I almost forgot! I asked one more question! Brandon's favourite pie is hot apple pie with crust on top

Yeah, exactly what I meant, thanks for elaborating xD

I guess if it was ever released as a novel with slatrification changed they would release it from the book one. The whole mastrell path finale makes no sense if slatrification is not a thing, Traiben specifically says he did slatrify.

It's actually quite troublesome, because improper brain chemistry in depression is usually caused by the psychological issues. It can happen in other way (an accident and brain damage) but it's rare. These things go together most of the time. So the actual answer would be: depression can be rarely healed by cosmere magic.

Thanks @Extesian So I asked Brandon if you could slatrify sand into other liquids (of blood essence) and he said that slatrification is a system he is least fond of, because it doesn't fit with cosmere very well and that if he'll ever publish the novel - and it is possible - he might end up changing it. So for now he is not even sure if you can slatrify sand into water at all and that it might be just an in-world legend in the end. He also said that the graphic novel was based on the prose he gave the publisher so they didn't change slatrification in it, but he still might change it in the future. TBH, I got more excited about the possibility of releasing White Sand the novel than about anything else, because I liked the prose SO much better

I didn't ask this question, because @Oversleep told me that there is already an answer to that, so maybe He can point you to the WoB? The answer is: nothing happens if a human eats the fruit.

Yeah, anyways, Brandon stressed that Daysiders should have darker skin, so one possible explanation I immediately thought of is that they haven't been there long enough for natural selection to occur. Which makes sense given that popular theory about Taldain is that Autonomy interfered with the planet a lot.

Pregnancies or periods are not pathological, so "healing" it would make absolutely no sense. What's more I would actually say that these processes need an extreme hormonal balance to happen. In before: puberty and larvae moulting also doesn't count

Also, Brandon kinda suggests that Terrisans were the first people of Scadrial so the fact that they live in mountains in the Final Empire does't mean that much.

Yup, @Rasarr, it was me Hi! He also said that there is more UV on Darkside but Daysiders still should have darker skin optimally.

These two were mine. About slatrification he said that if he ever writes the novel (oh pretty please) he'll make slatrification an in-world legend. About dark skin on Dayside, he said that the fact that they don't have it is a random factor, and that they should. I'm assuming it must be because there was too little time for natural selection. He also said that there is much more UV light on the Darkside. From astrophysics point of view, the UV levels should be quite similar though. I wanted to ask if Shardic power is involved but I forgot. Not the only thing I forgot Other questions I asked: Q: Do other cognitive shadows outside Threnody have to avoid silver? A: RAFO Q: did Reod affect IRE? A: (don't remember the exact answer, maybe @Oversleep written it down?) It did in some way. Q: Were Yolen dead gods some kind of pre-Adolsium shards? (I meant if Adonalsium wasn't actually first in cosmere, if he was maybe a super-shard kind of the way Harmony is) A: RAFO on Yolen... but no. Before the shattering there were no Shards, so these Gods are something different.

Lol, someone recently downvoted me for a comment under fanart saying that the font choice is terrible but the art is good. Talk about not nice

I think this is very possible. Liar of Partinel was abandoned, so Brandon could use parts of it in a different story, he's done that a few times. And the Evil fits. In fact it fits so well, I'm shocked I haven't noticed that myself!

Yeah. I'm struggling for years, and even now, when I've finally grown to accept my body the way it is, I still have this awful feeling of pride when I eat one meal a day only. So out of fear it might end up the way it always has I prefer to not restrict my diet at all. I don't think a dietician would help, as I still would have to put effort in making meals that are not as... rewarding for my brain and soon would switch to giving up food whatsoever. It had happened before. But, as I'm making progress in my remission I hope I will be able to maintain a healthy diet one day. It's a stormed up condition, It's better to never develop it, that's why I warn other people about losing weight with self-disgust as their motivation.

Easier said than done I've been a dancer for 10 years, my spine is rubbish now. I can't, as in I'm not able to, do any strength workout. I can only do some cardio (my knees are also rubbish) on trampoline or in water, and corrective training. Without diet I lost 3 kg so far xD and I'm seriously scared of dieting because it always ended in starving myself before. Fortunately I don't give any storms* about being chubby anymore. *Leaving it a curse to see what the filter will do with it.

Ditto!

Yeah, for the reason mentioned above, I believe Nightblood is not able to use investiture, it just feeds on it.

Brandon RAFOes questions whether Oathstone is magical or not. But anyways, what I meant is that dying ended Szeth's slavery of a Thruthless.