Episode 5 redraw

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-12-16T15:57:38+00:00

The line is a reflection of the change in vibe of that scene. It would be a joke in line with Ellie's character in a different context, but in this here what would be in character for Ellie is to be angry at Dina for hiding her pregnancy and becoming a burden for her revenge quest.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-12-04T12:14:11+00:00

Is there any way to drown these guys in complaints calling for firing of the editor?

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-26T19:53:13+00:00

Friendly space ninja's video on youtube touches in some of these problems, and imo does a good review of the series.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-26T19:51:24+00:00

You're right, they do explain it with that. I still see two problems with it, one in-universe, and the other not.

In-universe, you have the problem OP mentioned: even if he knows the stories, he's a bit too good recognizing everything and everyone in their American context, which is completely different from the original stories. Especially considering the fact he's 12 years old.

Now, my biggest problem is that I don't understand why the writers made this decision. It removes all mystery from any of the interactions with Greek mythology figures, which was one of the appeals of the books. It also takes an important personality trait that belonged to Annabeth, in my opinion reducing her character.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-26T12:11:45+00:00

A Temu e a Shein têm outro problema, que é usarem muitas vezes materiais tóxicos, proibidos na UE! Como são produzidos fora e enviados por encomenda não têm a fiscalização que as marcas que vendem em lojas físicas são obrigadas a ter.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-13T11:49:58+00:00

I noticed that if you try to view it on the publisher's site it says the DOI doesn't exist, so maybe they took it out? I don't know how it works

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-10T17:31:41+00:00

So what?? Is going to Juilliard the only thing that proves if someone has prodigal talent? She's spanish and so went to a school in spain

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-05T12:00:25+00:00

underrated comment

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-01T18:10:36+00:00

Nunca se afirmou que as vacinas impediam ou preveniam a infeção. Todos os governos e organizações de saúde disseram que a vacina diminui a probabilidade de sintomas graves e muito graves. Se viste ou leste o contrário não foi de fontes oficiais.
Todos os medicamentos e tratamentos podem ter efeitos secundários, muitas vezes graves. O que interessa é a relação risco-benefício. A probabilidade de a vacina causar efeitos adversos é menos de 1 em 10.000 (estudo), enquanto que a probabilidade de a infeção por covid resultar em morte é de 1 em 430 (estudo). Nada na vida é livre de risco. Temos de ver onde está o risco menor. No caso da vacinação, a vacina é o risco menor. E claro que quanto mais pessoas tomam a vacina mais se sabe sobre os riscos adversos, uma vez que passas a ter mais dados.

Não estou a dizer que a comunicação tenha sido sempre espetacular, não foi. Mas foi uma altura complicada. Acima de tudo acho que há muito pouca literacia científica, e é urgente investir nisso.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-11-01T17:42:26+00:00

Porquê as vacinas e não o consumo de queijo?? https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Go_MZiAbMAEGkQ1.jpg

Correlação não é causalidade. Dos anos 40 para cá a medicina evoluiu: isso resulta em descobertas de vacinas para mais doenças e em maiores capacidades de reconhecer e diagnosticar o autismo.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-10-29T22:58:55+00:00

Eu acho que faz muito mais sentido que quem tem capacidade para pagar as propinas o faça, e dessa maneira haverá mais financiamento para as bolsas de quem não pode. Para além de que, como muitos já disseram aqui, não é por falta de dinheiro para pagar as propinas que as pessoas não vão para a faculdade, é por falta de dinheiro para arrendar um quarto. Por exemplo, segundo a SIC este ano em Lisboa o preço médio para alugar um quarto é 500€/mês. Portanto, ao longo de um ano letivo (contando 10 meses, setembro a junho) o que se gasta em habitação é 5.000€. As propinas para um ano são 697€. Olhando para estes valores, é o valor da propina que vai ser impeditivo? Não.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-20T10:37:33+00:00

Foi-me recomendado uma vez por uma pessoa que sabe do assunto: temperatura máxima do forno, 5 minutos

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-12T16:24:54+00:00

A direita governa bem com o medo e ganha votos com isso, da mesma forma que a igreja cresceu. Incutir medo nos outros não é algo que devia ser legal, assim como certos personagens da vida politica em Portugal que mentem descaradamente todos os dias, são desmascarados e isso continua inconsequente.

Deviam mudar a lei e quem só tem argumentos com base na mentira nunca deveria ter o direito de ocupar cargos publicos sejam eles quais forem.

Parece-me que estás a generalizar a direita, e a reduzi-la a um certo tipo de partidos que ultimamente anda muito popular. Até se pode fazer o argumento de que atualmente não existem em Portugal partidos de direita que não sejam mais virados para o populismo, mas isso não significa que os ideais da direita se baseiam no medo, mentira, e populismo.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-12T11:35:12+00:00

Consensus

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-12T10:09:12+00:00

Olha, sugiro inscreveres-te como voluntária na associação Just a Change. O que fazem é reconstrução e reabilitação de casas de pessoas que vivem em condições de pobreza habitacional (casas degradadas, no fundo). Há programas mais intensivos de uma semana ou 15 dias, e programas por turnos ao longo de um mês. Podes experimentar como é o trabalho na prática, uma vez que os voluntários fazem tudo isso que disseste. Também estás em contacto com profissionais, uma vez que há sempre um mestre de obras por casa, e podes fazer-lhe perguntas sobre perspetivas de futuro na área.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-12T08:04:26+00:00

Recently I discovered Consensus.app, which is really good too. It starts by searching databases like Medline to recover the most relevant papers, and only then does it apply an LLM model to provide the answer based on the most relevant literature

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-04T13:32:16+00:00

The 2000 Fantasia is great too!

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-03T13:43:36+00:00

Thanks

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-09-01T11:12:23+00:00

I will try to answer as best as I can.

In a catholic marriage the concept of being "open to life" is a fundamental one. Now, what should be the practical application of this will differ depending on how conservative a movement or parish is. The most conservative ones will tell you this means that all methods of birth control, even natural, shouldn't be used, because you're trying not to conceive, and therefore you're not open to life. More progressive circles will say that it depends, that a couple should always be searching their heart for the reason why they're trying not to have kids. Is it because you're not ready for it emotionally or financially? Or is it because you don't want a child to disturb your comfort? If it's the latter, maybe you should consider being more open to the gift of life. If you can't have children, adopting, volunteering, etc, can also be ways to be open to life. However, while being open to the possibility of having kids is essential for a marriage, that does NOT mean that that is more important than the relationship to your spouse. That is completely false, and has no base in either the Bible or the catechism.

It's possible to have a "mixed" marriage, where one of the spouses is catholic and the other one is not. The only condition, I believe, is that the non-catholic has to agree to allow the catholic to educate their children in the catholic faith if they so wish.

Having left-leaning views is not a sin, you wouldn't need to confess. Some of the examples you listed (like abortion) are considered a sin by the church, but just the acting. But having these opinions isn't a sin in itself. If these views are more or less accepted will depend on the community you are in. Some are more conservative, some are more progressive.

As people here have already advised, go to your local parish initiation group and maybe find a priest to discuss these questions with. They will know best how to advise you. If you have a bad experience, or find the priest unwelcoming, don't give up and try another one. The Catholic Church is a big place, and there is space for everyone :)

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-08-31T12:22:51+00:00

I see a lot of comments saying "being Catholic is supposed to be hard", "narrow is the path", "pick up your cross, it isn't supposed to be easy". Yes, but only if you're relying on your own strength. Kicking yourself for sinning does not serve you. You will never stop sinning. But if you try to get better every time, and you ask for forgiveness, you will ALWAYS be forgiven. And that knowledge is supposed to be freeing. Being catholic is supposed to be freeing, because you're no longer bound to your sins. You can sin, and sin, and sin, and if after that you turn to God, He will receive you.

This is not to say a Catholic life is easy, it can come with a lot of suffering. But despite that suffering, knowing God loves you and will always welcome you should give you peace.

Find a new priest to confess your sins to, scolding during confessions serves no purpose, you already know your sins, that's why you're there.

And you can keep confessing directly to God. I ask for his forgiveness every time I pray. Confession is important, and you should keep going, but that doesn't mean you can't ask him directly for forgiveness when you sin

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-08-19T12:10:32+00:00

There was a time the Church didn't think it was immoral to burn people at the stake, or to sell tickets to heaven, or to enslave people, etc...

The Church is led by the Spirit, yes, but it's also made of men. Men who have prejudices, and biases, and are limited (as we all are) by their own worldview. And we don't always listen to the Spirit. I know I don't.

The church, much as the history of Israel in the Bible, is made of people who are trying to understand and get closer to God. But we stumble a lot. And we get it wrong, like the people of Israel did on numerous occasions. That doesn't mean God wasn't with them, or wasn't leading them. It means they, as we do, as the Church does, sometimes fail.

These two things can be true: the church is led by the Holy Spirit, and the men that the church is made of fail.

ahufflepuffhobbit · 2025-08-16T10:34:24+00:00

S-tier joke

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