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No it doesn't. If you read the test results from the INVENTOR'S website you will see that it doesn't violate that law.

Since no one here (unless they speak up) has ACTUALLY seen 'Next' as a final product. It is impossible to really answer the question. One can only guess...

It's total crap. They dropped from consideration most of the planets population and, most of the autism cases with that. Being that they are geographically disparate as well as environmentally, it is so poorly thought out I am surprised that the authors are employed.

This one is too easy. There are none around that want anything to do with the PC. And, unless they grow on trees, that would probably be the case anyway. Done.

Per the English language, saying what you are CURRENTLY doing in NOT telling a story. One MAY incorrectly label it as such but, by definition it is simply announcing what one is doing. Doing it with a group of people doesn't change that fact.

I understand EXACTLY how research works as I have done it for years. The authors of this "research" don't understand how to do it, WHEN it is time (in the research process) to draw conclusions and, what causality is. If that paragraph didn't cause you to IMMEDIATELY rip into the article and...

They didn't find ANY causality due to ONLY studying in the US when the increase is WORLDWIDE and the different areas have totally different natural and man-made eco systems. A good friend of mine in one of the top developmental pediatricians & autism researchers on the planet. I checked with...

The bolder paragraph is how so.

A new study suggests that exposure to environmental toxins increases the risk of developing autism. However, researchers are yet to pinpoint the exact toxins that trigger this development disability. No scientifically done study unfortunately. Rates are shooting up all over the planet. With...

This has been tried countless times over the last 35 years or so. It has never worked out well. Why are you trying yet again? Just curious?

Because there is no saving throw vs. stupidity. BUT, one can encourage it by rewarding it...

What's a "collaborative story"? Story (n) A recital of events that have happened (past tense) or have alleged to have happened. Are you running a PC in real time or are you sitting around with other players telling stories about what you played in the past? The former is NOT a story, the...

But, you can attack two opponents at the same time. It is a defense for a wizard. Not really an offensive option. Range of 5' means a 1st level MU is desperate...

The part I use is: "Otherwise, the accumulation of hit points and the ever-greater abilities and better saving throws of characters represents the aid supplied by supernatural forces." Also, evenly spaced throughout the dungeon is something called the S.O.L. Hotline characters can use.

Easy peasy. Create a magic weapon that sucks Dex rather than levels...

In my game increasing H.P. as you level up also represents, to some degree, divine favor. A PC, whether they know it or not, falls under some divine attention depending on level, alignment and the like. So, there is no separate fiddling.

As a newbie D&D player you should become familiar with a Vorpal sword...

Why is it "weird" that magic is different from mundane? That would be like asking, Why does a Dig spell move all that dirt at once while using a shovel only moves a shovel full at a time?

I know that. I was simply stating a fact and pointing out where they are bleeding rev.