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Message: <blockquote data-quote="BoldItalic" data-source="post: 6869876" data-attributes="member: 6777052">He only gives one class a week and his secretary is very efficient. He (the secretary is male) has plenty of time to attend to his other duties, such as finding pens and topping up inkwells. A clever student optimized the whole thing and explained it to him. Remember, telephones and email haven't been invented so there's nothing to tie a secretary to an office desk.He doesn't see it as deception, if it's he who is doing it. Rogues are masters at self-deception.No, he doesn't. He uses intuition. He intuitively understands people. That's Wis, not Int.Not when you own the university.Not when you own the university. You get awarded honorary doctorates by other universities.Yes, it is very unlikely. He's the only one who's done it out of millions who haven't. But then, he's a genius. He can achieve things that are a million-to-one against.Not if you own the university where it's quite frequent for otherwise promising careers to be cut short. People who get deputed to collect half a gallon of fresh dragon blood from the Blue Mountains of The Auramands sometimes never seem to come back. Odd, that.See above.I said he was Professor of Logic. I didn't say he taught classes in logic. It's a purely honorary title bestowed ex officio on the owner of the university.You haven't got it yet. He is the administration.Actually, yes.You've never been to a social event for owners of universities, have you? They play different games there.I think that's a decision the gods might wish to make for themselves.</blockquote>

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