University Student Submits Ninja History Essay in Invisible Ink
In 2019, a Japanese university student studying ninja history reportedly submitted an essay written entirely in invisible ink. To reveal the text, the paper had to be heated over a gas stove, a technique reminiscent of historical ninja practices. The student's professor, impressed by the creative approach, awarded her an A for the assignment without needing to reveal the entire document. The story highlights a unique intersection of academic study and the practical application of historical espionage methods.
so universities are worldwide a huge joke now, yes? What the fuck is this? She does a little (old) trick and gets an A? the whole degree will be worth nothing
WIFEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE MATERIALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL 🥲
japanese grade with letter?
Hagakure is not about ninjas, quite the exact opposite actually… written by a kinda wannabe Samurai in the age when Samurai were declining.
I don't want to be that guy, but what was the invisible ink exactly?
Hmm, same thing happens when you use lemon juice.
This is so made up. You people believe this shit? You can't just give someone a passing grade on a whim. They have to demonstrate they understand the source material they were taught. Learning about invisible ink doesn't mean you understand the topic as a whole.
Why you incels all say it's fake without checking? Her name is Eimi Haga, happend 2019
She used a trick we learned in kindergarten...wow.
And she looked pleased down at the teacher, from the ceiling.