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The point is: report, don't engage. The rules explicitly do not support defensive/retributive rules violations.

I'm listening and learning, though I've only used Opus through lmsys and their own content moderation endpoints make this approach a no go :(

I enjoyed the first one a great deal more, though maybe it was due to the story being more engaging, while the second felt like a reprise.

If we were really going to be libertarians now I'd have some sympathy for that. In practice the Democrats only ever want more freedom on issues that will benefit groups they like (blacks and immigrants mostly) with things like open borders, getting rid of zoning etc. Everyone else gets a boot on their face with high taxes and totalitarian environmental regulations. I don't want regulations to be repealed only when they will hurt me but left in place in all other cases.

Before the movies came out the books themselves were adapted for an American audience. The example, the first book renamed the philosopher’s stone to the sorcerer’s stone.

There were 2 versions of the audio books. The British version narrated by Stephen fry and the American version narrated by Jim dale.