Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1315349)

As of today I have a Master's Degree... in Science! Any questions?

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Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1315349)

As of today I have a Master's Degree... in Science! Any questions?

http://www.pri.org/files/programs/ask_dr_science.jpg

Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1315354)

Congratulations, Engine. :clap: No playing God now or creating anything that would be an affront to man and nature. Well, okay, maybe just one, but don't make a habit of it! :)

Seriously, well done. Take long to get there? Lot of work I assume...

Originally Posted by Hermione (Post 1315355)

Where do Vanished objects go?

Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1315349)

As of today I have a Master's Degree... in Science! Any questions?

http://www.pri.org/files/programs/ask_dr_science.jpg

Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1315358)

Thanks! It could have been done with 7 or 8 years of school post high school, but it took me twenty because I like to take long breaks. Like decade-long ones.



Vanished objects don't actually vanish.
What happens is that small humanoid creatures (not microscopic ones, they're usually 1 or 2 inches tall) come and take them somewhere else. Usually they don't take them far, but too far for normal sized people to bother looking.

Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1315359)

How can we defeat the giant radioactive ants?

Originally Posted by Hermione (Post 1315361)

Well reasoned, poorly phrased. You may now enter the Ravenclaw common room.

Originally Posted by Engine (Post 1315364)

We can expose common house cats to gamma rays until they become ultra-intelligent. Then give them cans of ant spray and let nature take its course.