Dragonangel

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I like the idea, but why on the ceiling as well?

I like the idea of the elsecallers, but why would they be on the floor and the ceiling

Is it way off to try to assume that the ancient Radiants had tv's or computers? This theory comes from Oathbringer pages 146 and 147. "Teshav had finished pointing out the strange glass panes on the inner walls that seemed like windows, only clouded. She moved on to the pairs of discs on the floor and ceiling that looked something like the top and bottom of a pillar that had been removed - a feature of a number of rooms they'd explored. Could the glass panes be screens and the discs be the outlets?

I would like to put forth the theory that the humans came from Nalthis. The only real reasons I have to support this is that A) we know that Nalthis, and Warbreaker, happened long before the events on Roshar. B ) When Siri was teaching Susebron to read his book, the first thing she pointed out was the word Shash, which appears to mean the same thing to everyone on Nalthis and Roshar. Brandon has said that the languages on each planet were different and only understood by Worldhoppers by means of Connection. C) Everything from Nalthis seems to end up on or near Roshar (Nightblood, Washer, Vivenna, the painting from Lightsong's court). Also would maybe explain why Austere's monks and the Ardents both shave their heads.

"He closed his eyes, kneading and humming his mother's song to a beat he could almost, barely, just faintly hear." Could this mean that at some point, either the Horneaters mixed with the parshendi, way back when, and gained some access to the rhythms? Or does Rock's ability to see all spren help him understand the listener's songs?

I'd love to get this

So, does anyone know why Sadeas started hating Dalinar so far back in the day? I mean in the first flashback, Sadeas said that he didn't know if a rockslide would kill Dalinar and low and behold, later a rock slide tried to kill him. Why so much hate when they were working together for the kingdom?