Would like to point out that while this comic might not have been as lore heavy or cool as Son of the Wolf or Fault Lines, it was also probably better than the other 2 Legion comics we got that didn't really contribute to much since we basically learned all they included through questing. This time, we at least got some more insight into the characters' thought process. I'm fine with this as long as we get something more bombastic with the other two comics, or at least one of the two.
IQ itself is just a massive load of BS on it's face. IQ is based on pattern recognition, primarily, and you're competing with the bell curve. 100 IQ is average, based on the current average score of the population. A person with a 100 IQ, today, is smarter than a person who had an IQ of 100 in the 60s, not only based on their pattern recognition (which is constantly challenged in modern life by user interfaces and the like), but also because of increase information inundation. Kids, today, in Middle School gain a -ton- more information from their cell phones and laptops than the kids in the 1960s even had access to.
Wanna learn Swahili? Grab Skype and a Website with translations and you're talking to people in Zimbabwe who are interested in sharing the language with you. Wanna learn about Quantum Physics? Go online and be the first 6th grader in your school to properly debunk the Schrodinger's Cat argument that gets taught, badly, by a teacher who heard about it 15 years ago and mentions it in passing. Wanna stun your history teacher? Go look up what REALLY happened to start WW1 and get the context beyond names, dates, and deaths.
It's fucking insane. And I love it to tears. I can't wait to see what ridiculous shit the next generation comes up with as my IQ declines not due to senility, but the weight of averages.
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.
Yeah pretty much, IQ is such a ridiculous metric, it's basically as valid as Meyers Briggs. It's outdated pseudo science that is pretty much irrelevant to everyone but social darwinists and certain, "unpleaseant" sects of the internet.
Oh sure, here you go.
It pains me to see what Blizzard have done to Jaina's character. One of the most beloved warcraft characters turned into a big sack of garbage and it's been getting worse. Same with every other character that is not Anduin. Instead of working on improving the character stories that went to shit in Cataclysm they are making it worse. I guess that's what happens when you force unneeded faction wars just to spice things up and having to write your characters do shit that is completely out of character for them. Ass-pull wars = bad writing.
Literally every one of those things happens. She kidnaps Koilita and tortures him for years... all the way from cataclysm to legion. They have humans in experimentation in several areas. And she kidnapped the cousin of Nathanos (who's a paladin) so that nathanos would kill him in a ritual.
For the Alliance, and for Azeroth!
She has her reasons to not trust the Horde. It got messy in WoD and Legion with her leaving for no reason despite the fact the world was in danger and I know she technically fought but still. We haven't seen her full journey though. So we'll have to see what happens. Also it was pretty obvious to use Jaina as an Anti Horde sentiment.
#TeamLegion #UnderEarthofAzerothexpansion plz #Arathor4Alliance #TeamNoBlueHorde
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Does AU Drannosh exist, think a version of him could have been born in the meantime? AU Brox, Thura, Saurfang?
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Yeah, That^
As to plotting to kill her sister, it was a big thing in one of the novels that she wanted to kill Vereesa and raise her into Undeath. She tried to convince her sister to join the Horde with the express intent of "Saving Her" from the misery of what comes after death. She had everything ready, and even when her sister backed down she was seriously considering killing her and raising her, anyway. Even had the method all prepped... but she stood down and let Vereesa live because she still loved her sister enough to -not- murder her.
I'll grant you that she, herself, does not engage in the human experimentation. But she is the one who created the Royal Apothecary Society as a direct branch of her will and is responsible for the actions they take.
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like injustice.