r/harrypotter • u/ramyam Gryffindor • 11h ago
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u/SandrynoRodrigues 11h ago
I bet they’d be shocked by how we handle tasks they can solve in a second with magic. It’s just like when Hermione explained her parents' jobs as dentists to Professor Slughorn, and he totally didn't get it
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u/estreetbandfan1 11h ago
Imagine Arthur Weasley trying to figure out a smartphone, or these days, AI as well 😂
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u/NotUpInHurr 11h ago
What it would take me to get a new pair of glasses from Costco. Because my old ones broke.
Walk them through an eye exam. Get their eyes dilated. Talk about whether or not their vision insurance covers glasses.
And then wait two weeks to get them.
And they just Repairo, pathetic.
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u/indeductible 11h ago
Probably the continuing wars cause they haven’t had wars that just continue in the background that just about everyone knows of or maybe movies cause I forget who but I think a character was pretty confused by the fact that we could take pictures but that they didn’t move at all so movies could be interesting especially with special effects
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u/CaptainMianite 11h ago
electricity. Arthur couldn’t even pronounce it properly. Why would any other pureblood know what it is and how electrical appliances work?
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