Death's Spook
Not insanity. Supersanity.

Oh, I think the reason why is because by the time most students reach and finally finish calculus for better or for worse, they've had so much PTSD from bad teaching and nefarious exams that they want nothing more to do with it and want to run for the hills as soon as possible. So they don't even find out what comes after.

My big thing is I shudder when so many college students just decide to go for liberal arts majors because they seem "fun" and "easy." The world only needs so many artists and video game designers. I was shocked and appalled when I found out "Feminist Studies" was an actual major. *Facepalm*

It's a matter of teaching plus drive for skill building. People find the things they don't have knowledge about as intimidating, and unless they have the drive to learn and further explore it, they'll always stray away from it and it'll always come across that way.

One of the many, many BILLIONS of stupid things pop culture is responsible for. XP

Hmm, well, on that note, those kinds of activities can be scratched off the list. Outright burning works and saves more time.

Eh, I don't think it would be fun. It would be along the lines of the games in the Saw movies, which I highly doubt anyone had fun with. XD

Thank you my man you're doing me a huge solid ;)

Ah, that's really cool! In exchange, Crovax can make pancakes and waffles for Phyllis anytime she likes. And as always, she can choose which corrupt noble gets burned first, unless they want to make a game out of it and have multiple nobles take turns at trying to answer really hard trivia questions and whichever noble gets a question wrong gets burned first.

Aww, that's sweet! I foresee them cooking many corrupt nobles together. :3

I guess he'd have to be okay with that if didn't want to be used to keep the fire going. XD

I do appreciate a good vocabulary, yes. :3

Mmm, that's a good point. That would ruin the flavor. But at least the fires would create a nice, warming glow that feels all cozy.

Incorrigible! Now that's a word you don't see often.