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I really wish there was a way to block fake stories and AI content from my feed.
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We only have 1 more original sentence left in the world omg
👀 Casey Anthony helping YNW Melly's legal team prepare for double-murder retrial.
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Queen Leahtifah retweeted
The day I said I date around on here Caribbean men called me everything but a child of God as if dating isn’t perfectly normal. That’s because Caribbean people don’t date. They start fuckin people, continue doing that and eat food sometimes after.
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My mummy made an online road tennis game. You can play against the computer, against your friends or challenge other players. And there’s weekly challenges happening in November with the chance to win a prize. I think y’all should check it out.
Queen Leahtifah retweeted
When you are told to enjoy your money life is short. Now the money is finished and you are still alive
Going to start hanging out with that particular crew of church ladies from St. Barnabas
They always doing something involving food
No.
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Was Voldemort a Better Wizard Than Dumbledore?
The majority of Harry Potter readers automatically assume that Dumbledore must be a better wizard than Voldemort, because Dumbledore is "good" and Voldemort is "evil." However, would Tom Riddle's prematurely developed skills demonstrate that Voldemort was inherently a better wizard than Dumbledore?
In chapter 17, The Heir of Slytherin, Harry challenges Tom Riddle when he claims to be the greatest sorcerer in the world, retorting that Albus Dumbledore is the greatest sorcerer in the world. Harry reminds Tom Riddle that Voldemort is frightened of Dumbledore. Conversely, in Half-Blood Prince, Dumbledore himself states that Voldemort knows perhaps more magic than any other wizard alive. Yet, as Harry is J.K. Rowling's most direct voice, do we conclude that Dumbledore was, in fact, the superior wizard?
Wait...do men not think they are influenced by media and popular culture?
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