All right then.  Terrifically anti-Asmodean, but obvious in its intended purpose; superior intellects can't properly test inferior ones if they go around telling their inferiors the true answers.

"I kind of want to get to the profound parts, especially if everyone already got the nonprofound parts," Asmodia says, what with those parts being the ones that are properly impressive in terms of how much further she got than everyone else.  "Let's just run through quickly to check nonprofound parts of the first five.  Except for #2 which doesn't even really have a nonprofound part -"

All right then.  Terrifically anti-Asmodean, but obvious in its intended purpose; superior intellects can't properly test inferior ones if they go around telling their inferiors the true answers.

"I kind of want to get to the profound parts, especially if everyone already got the nonprofound parts," Asmodia says, what with those parts being the ones that are properly impressive in terms of how much further she got than everyone else.  "Let's just run through quickly to check nonprofound parts of the first five.  Except for #2, surprising claims require surprising evidence, which doesn't even really have a nonprofound part -"

All right then.  Terrifically anti-Asmodean, but obvious in its intended purpose; superior intellects can't properly test inferior ones and show them their place if they go around telling their inferiors the true answers.

"I kind of want to get to the profound parts, especially if everyone already got the nonprofound parts," Asmodia says, what with those parts being the ones that are properly impressive in terms of how much further she got than everyone else.  "Let's just run through quickly to check nonprofound parts of the first five.  Except for #2, surprising claims require surprising evidence, which doesn't even really have a nonprofound part -"