AgentGato

Hello everyone I am new to this forum board so if I break any customs I apologize but I just wanted to get a discussion started around these terms. I was rereading Isles of the ember dark and it appears they refer to anti-investiture, and negative-investiture as the same thing, even though these are separate terms implying completely separate concepts, at least when talking about matter For those who don't know the difference I don't blame you, but at least from what I can tell, and please keep in mind that I am not a physicist. Anti-investiture would be the correct term just like how we have antimatter in real life while negative matter is a theoretical concept. The short of it is negative matter would be exactly that, it has negative mass and negative gravity which has complicated effects and is to much to get into, while antimatter is greatly understood and is basically just normal matter except for it annihilates normal matter and messes with neutrinos a bit. I understand Brandon probably doesn't know these intricacies but him trying to define negative investiture as self aware naturally accuring anti investiture (and I hope his arcanists can help with this) just makes terminology even terminology used on IotE when they use the term negative for the anti-investiture fired from the intensifier. https://wob.coppermind.net/events/551/#e17040 I hope to be able answer any questions you all may have.