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Mhm, that would make sense, but I don't see what implies that that is what occurred. Unless first WoB was about Sazed "finding a way" by shifting the crust to move them higher. But I assumed it meant something Rashek did.

That would explain a lot, didn't think about the Malwish being unreliable narrators to an extent. But it would still mean they also migrated northward, as we know that they lived at the south pole at least during the Days of Ash. According to Annotations and WoB.

Brandon said he plans for it to be between 50 and 70 years. He isn't sure what end he will do at the end, but it is in that range.

So we know that the Southern Continent is very cold and frozen, but with the arrival of the map, this brings about a lot of confusion. Given that the distance it is from the equator, which WoI shows is a bit below the Basin (https://wob.coppermind.net/events/508/#e15856). Shows that it really shouldn't be that cold. I measured the distance from the bottom of the Basin to the bottom of the Southern Continent, and it is 3,850 miles or 6,195.974 km. That would just make it the temperature of like, the southern tip of South America (like Cape Horn), at the southern extreme of the Southern Continent. This should only make it a lot colder, but not frozen, a lot of it is perhaps even flat out tropical. So I wonder what happens to make it just, completely frozen. Even more confusion, is that that isn't the South Pole. Unless they were actually placed where the Maskless are, somewhere off the map, and migrated more northward. Or it is as simple as the size being not that accurate, given Issac has said before that he makes maps as in-world artifacts, and things like the Sel map are purposely wrong due to biases and propaganda. So the continent might be bigger, or Elendel Basin might be smaller. Or maybe the tilt of the planet is just weird. Maybe we can try and get a hold of Issac or Peter or such for elaboration. Or maybe I am missing some information or did my measurements wrong.

As others said, yeah, definitely. We just have no idea when. I personally believe that Era 3 will go into a lot of Cosmere connections, but a lot of my reasons are TLM spoilers.

I thought she was starting to become an Avatar before that, but might have misread it. But it not being Telsin would fit with a few WoBs of Obrodai being something we haven't seen. But the whole RAFO on if we've seen it or not does raise suspicions. I wonder why she finds Scadrial itself a threat. Maybe she sees that the people might begin to expand across the Cosmere in the future. Not exactly sure. Something to do with this, of course.

I doubt this, because of this WoB. This implies that Obrodai is separate from Scadrial, and implies we haven't seen it before. But it isn't out of the question, he could have been purposely misleading, given That this does definitely fall in line with Telsin. So it could definitely still be Scadrial. Him hiding if we saw it or not seems to imply that we have seen it, as if we hadn't, a simple "no" wouldn't have spoiled anything. But again, he could be trying to make us theorize and such. Overall, I am mixed on this theory.

We were right all along, Trell is Autonomy! I was so thrilled to read that reveal.

I know, I did say I was speaking in jest.

Its a pouting face. And I am calling people rude for calling us scary, but I mean it in jest.

Y'all are rude. : T

Sixth of Dusk happening in the future is WoB, the Postscript of Sixth of Dusk, and also from implications given the highly advanced spacefaring civilization. As for when they came, Dusk talked a bit about how the arrival of the Ones Above is a relatively new thing. Oathbringer Part 2, Second Letter Epigraphs are implied to be from Patji (and confirmed in WoB). Patji being connected to a Shard is further supported in the Drominand System description, which expalined the Perpendicularity existed in an extremely dangerous place on First of the Sun. and Patji is the most dangerous place on FotS.

My girl friends aren't the gossiping sort, luckily. I don't like drama. And yeah, preferred female company before I even fully realised that I was a girl. Lol. Just tended to get along with them better.

I just don't interact with people irl that often, lol. Have only like, two friends offline. But in terms of online friends, they are mostly women.

Frozen grapes (they are way sweeter than normal grapes, highly recommend), mixed peanuts, carrots, and occasionally Italian Ice.

For a serious answer, I don't really eat muffins, I am vegan and it is hard to find vegan forms of things like muffins and cupcakes and the like.

Not really sure what to talk about here, lol. Not the best at talking on forums without a designated topic.

Hey hey!

Yeah, I see him as just the Shard of very intense emotion, given how Dalinar described seeing the Shard, and how Rayse described it. This just includes hatred and fury, and those are perhaps the strongest emotions in them. You can also see it in how Taravangian aligned with Odium's Intent only when he was extremely sensitive to emotions and extremely empathetic, not exactly angry. He actually wasn't exactly angry at all when he managed to pick it up, iirc. So yeah, I feel it is accurate to say that Odium is passion, in the more older sense of the term.

I doubt that the others would be Destroy and Survive. As I question where Nightblood or Kelsier would find the Dawnshards, and I don't think that Destroy and Survive make sense as Dawnshards. Ultimately, Destruction is a form of Change. The current theory for Dawnshards, based on the Mural and extrapolation, is that each Dawnshard coincides with Four Shards. Change would coincide with: Ruin (Entropy, Decay), Cultivation (Growth and Pruning) Preservation (Prevention of Change) Invention? (Creation of new things?) One might me Order: Honor (Oaths, Justice, Natural Laws) Dominion (Kinda self-evident) Devotion (adherence to Dominion and Laws) ??? And yes, Hoid was a Dawnshard, it was said in the Dawnshard Annotations. We don't know which one.

I doubt it is MIc2 unless the I is greatly modified to be a very small number usually. Like, (1+ I0/k) or (1+(I0*k)) for a simple form, but might include like, more exponents or logarithms. Also, I0 means the pure amount of Investiture in it, before modification into the form it needs to be for MIc2. More likely, it is something more like E = Mc2 + (investiture part), is more likely, I feel. Which separates them, multiplying them up individually and adding up the products. This is of course only using the calculation for a resting object. E2 = (pc)2 + (mc2)2 Is the full one, which would become like, ((pc)2 + (mc2)2 ) + (investiture part), with the investiture part likely also modified to include the effects of momentum and variant mass. Also, how did you get the superscript?  doesn't work and can't find any settings on this site for it.

Connection gives language, but if you mess with Identity you can do accent as well, iirc.

Brandon did say that he planned to include her going with Shallan in RoW, but decided it wouldn' t make sense for Dalinar to send her on a delicate mission like that. So, we could have seen, but didn't because it wouldn't make sense.

We have tho, we have seen Allik do it iirc, all it does that we know of is let you change your accent. But I guess we only got a very surface level amount on aluminum in like, a small portion of one book. So it could have left stuff out.