UN: ThreeCoffins

[improbablenotimpossible]

Hello. This is Arthur Bell, RA of Aube 3 and TA for the science courses in the afternoon and evening classes.

I'm open to offering tutoring in chemistry, biology, and physics on weekend afternoons and during breaks if you are staying on campus during holiday. I am fluent in quite a few languages if you feel more comfortable learning in your native tongue - not counting my own native English, I am fluent in German, French and Spanish, while I can carry on a conversation in Japanese and Italian.

And on a less business-like note, I am wondering if there is anyone else at the academy with an interest in mysteries or detective stories - book, film, etc. I'm looking for recommendation and others to discuss the mysteries at length with.

Comments

[heromedal]

Sorry if it is rude to ask, but is that a first-hand opinion or based on your studies of the time?

[ Immortals, you gotta ask. ]

Personally, I try not to make a distinction. The pursuit of truth is science embodied. Magic is no less scientific than any other field of study- it simply widens the scope of topics. That said, conventional science is more common on Earth and should be the first assumption.