DirectlyDisturbed

Astorath the Grim of the Blood Angels has the ability to "sense the Black Rage's degenerative onset". Additionally, "No separation of distance can serve to mute this dolorous symphony." Is it safe to say that this makes Astorath a Psyker of sorts, even if he's not technically considered one? What else would explain his ability to instinctively know who's about to fall to the Rage?

Note: The quotations above are from warhammer40k.wikia.com which, I know, is not the greatest source, so I could be very wrong with my above idea, but I don't have access to anything else while I'm at work.

I stumbled upon this guy on the warhammer wiki and I'm very curious as to what you lot think about him. He is, or was, an Astral Claw Space Marine serving in the Deathwatch, eventually reaching the rank of Watch-Captain. From what I can tell, he reached this rank just a few decades prior to the Badab War. Assuming that he was still alive at the start of his parent Chapter's Rebellion against the Imperium, what do you believe would have happened to him?

Would he be forced to join the Black Shield? Interrogated by the Inquisition? Sent on a suicide mission?

Idea taken from here

Anyways, let's say WE, the REAL human race, receives the Ork psychic field - What is the strongest fictional civilization we can now take?

Your favorite character has fallen victim to the schemes of the Liquidator and all of their assets have been sold. Luckily, all the cash has been handed to your favorite character in the form of $1 bills (US) but in an act of revenge (let's just say through Just As Planned), your favorite character has no choice but to try and Bench Press the collective weight of the cash or something bad happens to someone somewhere. Allegedly. Can they do it?

Example: If Bill Gates is your favorite guy character then can he bench press around $70 billion one dollar bills?

FYI, a single dollar bill weighs roughly .98 grams.

My overall gpa in college was a 2.7 but I averaged a 3.3 in my econ classes while going to Michigan State University (received a BA in Economics by the way). I had not imagined myself going back to school while I was an undergrad and now this is haunting me. Most programs don't take scores that low but I really do want to get back into a program to receive a Master's in Economics. Hopefully I'll be on the right track for a PhD afterwards.

Anyways, as I said, those scores are pretty low and I'm working 45 hours a week to stay afloat financially (8 am to 5pm). I'm wondering if my best course of action would be to take a few upper level classes and ace them to show I'm ready to learn again and

Fight is off-panel, on-land, somewhere on Naboo

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