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@andrezack19871
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Curitiba, Brasil Katılım Ekim 2018
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Minha unica encrenca com esse brasão de Hogwarts é esse H. Fiz uma versão com o H estilizado dos uniformes. Preferiria muito se fosse ele!
#harrypotter #hogwarts #wizardingworld
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@multiversohp Gerei umas versões com o H estilizado dos uniformes no lugar desse h medieval
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@alohomorafr People focus on the like/dislike ratio. However i say more then 9million didn't care about black Snape enough to like or dislike. It just shows how small of a problem this really is.
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@antonsmaniotto Eu não consigo conceber a ideia de que alguem "só caga e anda" pra ti 😅
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@RVergnando Eh a providencia que me fez morar longe, pq de eu morasse perto e tivesse a chance de provar iria me viciar completamente
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@Cross_GP Nintendo 64. As madrugadas jogando e vendo minha mae zerar mario 64 foram magicas
E tambem me apresentou a minha franquia preferida: Zelda.
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@FantasyGalaxies The clone army and order 66 would still happen. Maybe would take a little longer to attack the Jedi, but the plan was already in motion. The goal of Naboo crisis was to make Palpatine Supreme Chanceler.
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@cacocardassi Não. Nenhuma. E eu nem manjo de futebol pra saber disso.
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Vocês que manjam de futebol, sem clubismo, acham que a seleção brasileira tem uma boa chance de levar o hexa na copa?
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@amandatarologa Biologicamente somos incapazes de ser pacificos e não me refiro só a não ser violento, mas de ter paz de espirito, psicologico equilibrado. Vivemos o tempo todo controlando os instintos e ignorando os pensamentos intrusivos e muito do que nos segura são nossas estruturas sociais.
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@TruthSeeker1982 @DelgadoPizano @fandompulse Would be, however the prompt is what made the difference. AI usually had a tendency to try hard to agree with his "client". Let me show you, using the same prompt, but different view (sorry in advance, the first part is in PT-BR, my native language): x.com/i/grok?convers…
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@andrezack19871 @DelgadoPizano @fandompulse An advantage of AI (if programmed correctly) is that it is purely logical - no irrational emotion or desire to mislead in order to preserve ego are included in the analysis.
The criticism is comparing whether what Mara LePere-Schloop said above is consistent with the books.
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HBO's Harry Potter TV Series Production Designer Mara LePere-Schloop on how magic works in the show:
"In the initial conversations with [director and EP] Mark [Mylod] and [showrunner] Francesca [Gardiner] about the core values of our show there was this kind of inherent desire to be rooted in naturalism.
Also, in this idea, at the core of Harry Potter, nature is the root of magic. And so, magical realism, rooting things in principles that we find in nature and the phenomenon of the nature world. If we could harness those things, that's what magic is.
These ideas of naturalism being this core principle of the Wizarding World in something that we're integrating a lot of our sets. We have to bring the natural world to them."
Did these people even read the series and realize all the supernatural elements that are involved? What is going on here?
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@mynameiismud @314MxxD @fandompulse This is why i used the words "his MAIN series". He really didn't finished everything he wrote, however e didn't publish half baked as well.
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@andrezack19871 @314MxxD @fandompulse I mean this is your opinion. And I don’t have a trading preference either way. Just pointing out the material success and error in your statement. Tolkien didn’t finish all he started either, right?
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His Dark Materials author Philip Pullman on why he doesn't like C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia:
"The way he treats his characters. To have the children go through this adventure with all sorts of voyages to different places and see different things and then dispatch them in the end in a railway accident seems to me the most ghastly way out.
He couldn't face the responsibility of making them grown up. He didn't want them to be grown up. He wanted them to turn away from things like, was it nylons and invitations and things.
Which is a terrible thing to do to a child who's on the verge of growing up. Children don't want to be sent to heaven. They want to grow up and be men and women.
The promptings of sexuality in the teenage body and and the teenage mind are important and wonderful and valuable things and just to dismiss them in that off-hand way, terrible, terrible things."
Do you think these complaints have any validity?
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Serio ando tao no desespero por $ que to pensando em pegar meu pacote de site e meter nele tudo os conteudo de OF e Privacy que comprei/baixei ao longo dos anos e lançar nele com uma assinatura.
Seria num formato tipo esse: zackmidia.com.br/main/login.html
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@fandompulse I get the point. But this means he didn't understand C. S. Lewis intentions with his work. Or understand, but dont agree.
Anyway, hes entitled to have his opinion.
But i never cared for his work the same way i did for Lewi's
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@mynameiismud @314MxxD @fandompulse He just made more money in life. And only because of time. Tolkiens work is on another level of importance, quality, world building and messaging.
One will be forever know as one of the greatest writers in fantasy, ther other will be the guy who never finished his main series.
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@314MxxD @fandompulse Martin has more tangible success by 1000x than Tolkien ever enjoyed in his life.
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@TruthSeeker1982 @DelgadoPizano @fandompulse Oh i read, i just dont consider AI a valid way to judge human creativity and intentions. I dont see it that way. Magic in HP world is a part of nature, with some misteries. Even potions, wich and quite powerful effects are bound by a logic, made by the NATURE of their ingredients
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You apparently didn't read the full Grok response:
"While some elements draw from real-world nature (e.g., herbology using plants and magical creatures inspired by folklore or real animals), the core system of magic is portrayed as a distinct, often whimsical or terrifying supernatural force"
Examples of the supernatural are listed in the response from @Grok.
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@wizardingbruno Até parece que a relaçao com a natureza não esta na grade curricular de Hogwarts
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Acho particularmente interessante questionarem se os membros da produção leram os livros ao mesmo tempo que demonstram claramente que (1) ou eles mesmos não leram, ou (2) leram e não perceberam um dos conceitos mais interessantes e complexos da saga, uma pena. Mas o conceito do naturalismo sempre esteve presente na obra, não só na forma da fauna e flora bruxa, mas também em como a magia tem origem na própria natureza. A magia em #HarryPotter não é antinatural, é uma manifestação superior da natureza. E os livros estão repletos de exemplos disso.
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HBO's Harry Potter TV Series Production Designer Mara LePere-Schloop on how magic works in the show: "In the initial conversations with [director and EP] Mark [Mylod] and [showrunner] Francesca [Gardiner] about the core values of our show there was this kind of inherent desire to be rooted in naturalism. Also, in this idea, at the core of Harry Potter, nature is the root of magic. And so, magical realism, rooting things in principles that we find in nature and the phenomenon of the nature world. If we could harness those things, that's what magic is. These ideas of naturalism being this core principle of the Wizarding World in something that we're integrating a lot of our sets. We have to bring the natural world to them." Did these people even read the series and realize all the supernatural elements that are involved? What is going on here?
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@TruthSeeker1982 @DelgadoPizano @fandompulse Really? The relation between magic and nature is literally in the coursework of Hogwarts, and this doesn't mean is not supernatural. The post is criticizing over nothing.
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@DelgadoPizano @fandompulse Except for what the post above criticizes...
And these are just the changes that are publicly known SO FAR based on trailers & interviews...
x.com/TruthSeeker198…
Truth Seeker 1982@TruthSeeker1982
@6Merican @fandompulse I'll have @Grok explain it: x.com/i/grok/share/a…
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Haja bad takes! A natureza SEMPRE foi core do mundo dos Bruxos. O relacionamento com ela esta na grade curricular de Hogwarts caramba! Não tem ninguém reinventando roda aí não.
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HBO's Harry Potter TV Series Production Designer Mara LePere-Schloop on how magic works in the show: "In the initial conversations with [director and EP] Mark [Mylod] and [showrunner] Francesca [Gardiner] about the core values of our show there was this kind of inherent desire to be rooted in naturalism. Also, in this idea, at the core of Harry Potter, nature is the root of magic. And so, magical realism, rooting things in principles that we find in nature and the phenomenon of the nature world. If we could harness those things, that's what magic is. These ideas of naturalism being this core principle of the Wizarding World in something that we're integrating a lot of our sets. We have to bring the natural world to them." Did these people even read the series and realize all the supernatural elements that are involved? What is going on here?
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@TheDailyHPotter No, i dont think so. The behaviour is different. Gina got posessed, Ron got his thoughts messed up.
For me this means every Horcrux has a different effect, probably linked to the object used.
Harry was "horcrux alike", not a real one, made the same way as the others.
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