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Main hero is just an ordinary guy living an ordinary life and wasting it on playing games and watching anime. His life starts to change the moment he finds himself in another world, full of magic and wizardry. Now he, as the chosen one by fate, is in a hurry to conquer the new world and girls in Academy of magic!
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Section 3.3: I find this discussion very strange. It is nominally about "observational signatures of the EFE" but starts by talking about one galaxy, DF2 - an object that they've already discussed at great length earlier in the manuscript. This is like talking about a branch in a forest without mentioning all the trees. DF2 is one ordinary if very overhyped dwarf galaxy with dodgy data that have changed continually since it van Dokkum's group decided to make the proverbial mountain out of a molehill. The opening sentence is untrue, that DF2 can only be reconciled with MOND with the EFE. That depends on its distance from NGC 1052, and what the inclination of its rotating globular cluster system is. One can easily extract from their data an equivalent velocity dispersion of 13 km/s (the EFE prediction) or 20 km/s (the isolated prediction) depending on the inclination. Which of these apply depends on the distance, which is hotly debated. There is, at present, no credible test with this galaxy. I can understand the desire to address this case, if not to do it again, and it is a very strange place to start a discussion of evidence for the EFE. A more obvious starting point would be Milgrom's earlier (1995) "seven dwarfs" paper, and McGaugh & Milgrom (2013b). The latter paper is cited in several places but not in this section, despite having a discussion of photometrically matched dwarfs that are or are not subject to the EFE... an effect that was essential to the successful a priori prediction of the M31 dwarfs with lower velocity dispersions - the very same ones that are puzzling in LCDM, and are dismissed by conventionalists as conveniently out of equilibrium. If that is fair for LCDM, then it is also fair for MOND, which brings us to the discussion of Crater 2, which is both bizarre and wrong. Advocates of dark matter often dismiss the successful predictions of MOND as some kind of magic, as if they'd rather believe in magic than science if it means giving credit to MOND. Here the authors - in a lengthy review advocating MOND - engage in this same magical thinking. There is a long discussion of how it shouldn't be possible to predict the velocity dispersion of this object because of tidal effects, thus dismissing the successful a priori prediction of the velocity dispersion of this object. This discussion grossly misrepresents the work of McGaugh (2016), and illustrates a rather naive static thinking on the part of the authors. Science is a series of increasingly accurate approximations. They are correct that Crate 2 is subject to tidal effects. Indeed, now that we know it had a close pericentric passage, it is pretty clear that it has achieved its current ultradiffuse form as a result of that, evolving along the [non-equilibrium, non-adiabatic] lines anticipated by the modeling of Brada & Milgrom (2000). McGaugh (2016) discussed this (albeit using the criterion of Brada & Milgrom rather than the one they choose) and said OK, can't know this will work, but the timescales are so long it is worth trying the EFE approximation. That this indeed works out would, in the normal course of scientific discussion, be interpreted as evidence that this approach was indeed an adequate approximation, bearing in mind that no approximation is ever perfect. Unexamined here are the predictions (or lack thereof) of LCDM, which by any of several methods anticipated a much higher velocity dispersion for this object (nominally 17 km/s; see section 4.2 of McGaugh 2016). So we wind up in the strange situation where the authors are advocating MOND as a theory, have a case with a clear predictive difference between LCDM (17) and MOND (2), the observation is 2.7, and what they say is that the MOND prediction can't possible be right despite being right while not even mentioning how for off the conventional prediction is. All in a section about evidence for the EFE, of which there are many better examples. By the fourth paragraph they have returned to their senses, realizing that there is a very narrow window in which the static EFE prediction might hold, and the rest of the section is find. The first three paragraphs need to be completely rewritten, preferably in a more general way that doesn't dwell on a couple of unicorn cases and preferably in a way that doesn't undermine their own case.
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