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https://cluesbysam.com/s/help/5e6c7d8fb6f5?state=m7VQ-AAAAAAA%3D-091 >!the hint sysyem points towards Stella but for the life of me i cant figure out how those two hints mean Stella is guilty. Could someone explain?!<

Hey there. So im looking to upgrade my samsung galaxy s10 as its kinda not working anymore. So i was deciding between a refurbished s23 or going with one from the A series.

My main concern with buying a s23 is the worry that it will become obsolete too quickly as i dont want to spend money on something that will only last a year before i have to change again.

I was looking at samsung phones because its what im used to and im assuming will be easy enough to transfer all the data from my old phone to my new phone.

So my question is how long do you think the s23 will work and are there any other android phones worth looking into?

So i was trying to kill my 2nd ever sister and while fighting i noticed there were alot of red markers on the screen so i jumped out and snuck around as operator and saw like 5 sisters and hounds. Is this normal? Because im not gonna lie i was struggling with fighting one of them.

call of cthulu has investigating a cult and DnD has clearing a cave of goblins. So what would you consider to be Numeneras equivilent?

Everyone is aquanted with orks and faith and how much the memes tend to exagerate the capabilites of the power. The most accepted answer i have seen around here is that it's reality lube and ork faith helps stuff work better then it should.

But what if we have mistaken the cause for the effect? What if orks simply posses the ability to "make things work"? What if the act of orks beliving in something has nothing to do with if it works? Maybe the reason they belive it will work is because they have a sense for this effect and therefore the orks beliefs are simply the result of this power rather then the cause?

What do you think? Am i completly crazy or might there actually be merit to thi

I keep hearing people say Abnett invented huge parts of the setting but never any details. So now i ask what did he invent? And i mean stuff that either other authors use or has appeared in stuff like codexes.

The book had a smart cat and a group of smart mice, they might have been able to talk with humans as well but im not sure. Most of the book is gone from my mind but there is one scene i remember.

The cat confesses to the mice that the reason he is smart is because he ate one of the mice right after they had been granted their intelligence.

While typing this i unlocked another memory. The book ends with the mice obtaining citizenship and equal rights.

"Edit" thanks for the help it does look like it was The amazing Maurice and his educated rodents.

solved solved solved.

I saw someone talking about the time a splinter fleet got sent back in time and it made a question pop into my head.

What would happen to the hive mind in regards to that splinter fleet? Would it still be connected through the warp? Would it make make a mini hive mind broodmind style?

Edit to be clear i meant if it was sent so far back no other tyranids exist yet

Bit of a odd question but ive recently fell into a wierd youtube rabbit hole concerning hoof care of cattle and horses. I also remembered that the tau have hooves which made me wonder. Do we know anything concerning tau hoof care? Do they have horse shoes? If they spend too much time doing desk work do they need to go get a pedicure?

And what makes them different from a soul? This question popped up when i asked myself if c'tan could eat daemons. My first reaction was of course not. Until i remembered the c'tan eat souls and this made me unsure. Aren't souls supposed to be the echo of your emotions in the warp or something like that? If the c'tan can eat that why couldnt they eat a daemon? Something that as far as i know is just emotions given form and sentience. But that conclusion feels wrong. So there must be something im missing.