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"I mean - I think it's mostly a matter of knowing what you're doing, not of, I don't know, some direct interaction between numerical levels?  I imagine that you could teach me skills where you didn't get them by leveling at all, because you'd know enough to teach me, and that I could teach things to somebody from your world, even if they were learning without Skillups, but I'd have to know the thing.  And I don't really know this thing.  I've just been led through some exercises enough to get Lv. 1 of a Skill which means I have the Skill to keep doing those exercises.  It doesn't mean I've done them often enough and know how they work instead of, of just being able to, do them - so I can't tell by looking at you if you're doing them right.  You usually want at least a two-level difference before you try to teach somebody at all and a four-level difference is much better.  I'm sorry if I said that at too much length, I'm still feeling a bit beaten(*) when it comes to saying things better and shorter."

(*) Lit. kneaded-like-dough.

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"I mean - I think it's mostly a matter of knowing what you're doing, not of, I don't know, some direct interaction between numerical levels?  I imagine that you could teach me skills where you didn't get them by leveling at all, because you'd know enough to teach me.  And that I could teach things to somebody from your world, even if they were learning without Skillups.  But I'd have to know the thing.  And I don't know this thing.  I've just been led through some exercises enough to get Lv. 1 of a Skill, which means I have the Skill to keep doing those exercises.  It doesn't mean I've done them often enough and know how they work instead of, of just being able to, do them - so I can't tell by looking at you if you're doing them right.  You usually want at least a two-level difference before you try to teach somebody at all and a four-level difference is much better.  I'm sorry if I said that at too much length, I'm still feeling a bit beaten(*) when it comes to saying things better and shorter."

(*) Lit. kneaded-like-dough.