No but the plot of Harry Potter is set in our time-space continuum with fictional elementsFoxcastle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 9:12 pmYou believe that our space-time continuum has dementors, magic, and dragons??? [That is not a question for the game.]Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:47 pmOr Herry Potter is real and we Muggels just think he is fictional.
Anyway, the story of Harry Potter is placed in England and in the late 20th century, which definitly is in our space-time continuum
Anyway, this is a good lesson in why you should avoid cutesy questions, people!
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In that case, Star Wars can be said to exist in our space-time continuum.Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2023 4:49 amNo but the plot of Harry Potter is set in our time-space continuum with fictional elementsFoxcastle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 9:12 pmYou believe that our space-time continuum has dementors, magic, and dragons??? [That is not a question for the game.]Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:47 pm
Or Herry Potter is real and we Muggels just think he is fictional.
Anyway, the story of Harry Potter is placed in England and in the late 20th century, which definitly is in our space-time continuum
Anyway, this is a good lesson in why you should avoid cutesy questions, people!
Star Wars is set "A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away", but this implies that it's a galaxy far away from the Milky Way, but in the same universe (otherwise there would be no reference point for it to be "far away" from).
You see how silly this gets?
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To end this discussion,
the person is either a real person or a fictional character in a real world setting, that allows in theory to answer date of birth or place of death questions in the usual form (I wanted to say like Tom Sawyer but the Main plot is actional set in a fictional town in Missouri)
the person is either a real person or a fictional character in a real world setting, that allows in theory to answer date of birth or place of death questions in the usual form (I wanted to say like Tom Sawyer but the Main plot is actional set in a fictional town in Missouri)
Re: XX Questions -Game 124
This is silly. A little while ago there was a question about whether fictional characters are made of molecules, and the overwhelming majority concluded that fictional characters are obviously not made of molecules.Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2023 4:49 amNo but the plot of Harry Potter is set in our time-space continuum with fictional elementsFoxcastle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 9:12 pmYou believe that our space-time continuum has dementors, magic, and dragons??? [That is not a question for the game.]Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:47 pm
Or Herry Potter is real and we Muggels just think he is fictional.
Anyway, the story of Harry Potter is placed in England and in the late 20th century, which definitly is in our space-time continuum
Anyway, this is a good lesson in why you should avoid cutesy questions, people!
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1. Not Fantastic
2. Not alive
3. Not alive
4. Dead white woman
5. Not alive any part of 20th century
6. Born after 1499
Q7 outstanding - Born before 1731?
2. Not alive
3. Not alive
4. Dead white woman
5. Not alive any part of 20th century
6. Born after 1499
Q7 outstanding - Born before 1731?
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I mean, I've used this before and got a cutesy reply that responded to my question:Foxcastle wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 9:12 pmYou believe that our space-time continuum has dementors, magic, and dragons??? [That is not a question for the game.]Hanging Rook wrote: ↑Sun Jul 09, 2023 7:47 pmOr Herry Potter is real and we Muggels just think he is fictional.
Anyway, the story of Harry Potter is placed in England and in the late 20th century, which definitly is in our space-time continuum
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JECE wrote: ↑Mon Jul 10, 2023 10:05 pmI mean, I've used this before and got a cutesy reply that responded to my question:
Since I considered the space-time continuum as a more general concept than obviously you do, this statement can not support your point of view as it must also necessarily apply to the broader definition.
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1. Not Fantastic
2. Not alive
3. Not alive
4. Dead white woman
5. Not alive any part of 20th century
6. Born after 1499
7. Born 1731 or later
8. Not a native English speaker
9. Not European royalty
10. Known for being a performer or writer, but not primarily known for that
2. Not alive
3. Not alive
4. Dead white woman
5. Not alive any part of 20th century
6. Born after 1499
7. Born 1731 or later
8. Not a native English speaker
9. Not European royalty
10. Known for being a performer or writer, but not primarily known for that
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Why presumably? Don't you know? This answer makes no sense.
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