"Well, I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, anyways, I don't know enough about the details to know what an optimal policy should look like.  Though, if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on this knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask, but if you are literally losing even more Intelligence to this sort of thing, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"Well, I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, anyways, I don't know enough about the details to know what an optimal policy should look like.  Though, if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on this knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too?  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask, but if you are literally losing even more Intelligence to this sort of thing, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially ask the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as having her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, anyways?  I don't know enough about the details to know what an optimal policy should look like, though, if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on this knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are literally losing even more intelligence to this sort of thing, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially ask the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as having her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, anyways?  I don't know enough about the details to know what an optimal policy should look like, though, if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on this knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to this sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially ask the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as having her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, anyways?  I don't know enough about the details to know what an optimal policy should look like, though, if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on this knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to that sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially ask the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as having her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I don't know enough details about Cheliax's situation to know myself what an optimal policy should look like.  I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, but if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on that knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to that sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially subsidize the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as having her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I don't know enough details about Cheliax's situation to know myself what an optimal policy should look like.  I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, but if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on that knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to that sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially subsidize the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I don't know enough details about Cheliax's situation to know myself what an optimal policy should look like.  I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, but if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on that knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the value of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to that sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."

"There's - well, there's specific details I should probably be selling, not just giving away.  But, in general, I'll observe that one corollary of this whole theory is that if you've got a really excellent female wizard, and she's got a brother, you can potentially subsidize the brother to have an extra six kids.  It's not as good as her having an extra six kids herself, but it beats doing nothing.  Anything more clever and optimal and calculated than that is probably a sale issue rather than a free giveaway, though I'm still working out which is which on that score."

"I don't know enough details about Cheliax's situation to know myself what an optimal policy should look like.  I've given you some of the knowledge you'd need to think about it, but if Chelish governance is considering a policy shift based on that knowledge, it is probably wise to run it past me too.  I don't know how to balance the intelligence of future generations against any need for immediate wizards being deployed at the Worldwound, and yeah, asking people to be pregnant in school is a large ask.  But if you are currently losing even more intelligence to that sort of leak in the gene pool, I would really seriously consider that an emergency, I would not personally have expected a stable society to be possible at this level of average intelligence and I'm not sure how much further it stays possible."