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<blockquote data-quote="D+1" data-source="post: 1976717" data-attributes="member: 13654">One current theory at The School of Ancient Knowledge holds that damage resulting from falls is caused by uncontrolled elemental forces of air and earth, occasionally air and water.Who is this Newtonia you speak of?&nbsp; If you mean do they have arcing trajectories, yes.&nbsp; But so rarely do the severity of the arcs matter that they are routinely ignored.There are currently 43 recorded theories and 11 verified, yet conflicting firsthand accounts.I do not understand your question.&nbsp; The element of water has many effects as does the element of fire.&nbsp; Water, for example, can be breathed by many creatures, but fire can only be breathed by elemental creatures of fire.&nbsp; Lightning generated by spells travels in a straight line through the element of air but in water has different effects.It was once posited that there is but a single, consistent, physical model that governs all aspects of the world but the myriad of conflicting experimental results and continued discovery of new theories and new effects conclusively disproves this notion.&nbsp; There are many physical models that govern the world and they are often inconsistent.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="D+1, post: 1976717, member: 13654"] One current theory at The School of Ancient Knowledge holds that damage resulting from falls is caused by uncontrolled elemental forces of air and earth, occasionally air and water. Who is this Newtonia you speak of? If you mean do they have arcing trajectories, yes. But so rarely do the severity of the arcs matter that they are routinely ignored. There are currently 43 recorded theories and 11 verified, yet conflicting firsthand accounts. I do not understand your question. The element of water has many effects as does the element of fire. Water, for example, can be breathed by many creatures, but fire can only be breathed by elemental creatures of fire. Lightning generated by spells travels in a straight line through the element of air but in water has different effects. It was once posited that there is but a single, consistent, physical model that governs all aspects of the world but the myriad of conflicting experimental results and continued discovery of new theories and new effects conclusively disproves this notion. There are many physical models that govern the world and they are often inconsistent. [/QUOTE]

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