Ontology:RoseQuartzRevivedPinkiePie

1. [S2] (pronounced [S2]) Pinkie Pie was revived by Steven Universe (Deltarune) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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[S2] (pronounced [S2]) Pinkie Pie was revived by Steven Universe (Deltarune) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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Pinkie Pie is actually a non-pink pony revived by Steven Universe

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[S2] (pronounced [S2]) Pinkie Pie was revived by Steven Universe (Deltarune) 1:(-)1:(-)1

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618. Pinkie Pie was revived by Steven Universe / Pinkie Pie is actually a non-pink pony revived by Steven Universe -> one of the funniest probably-unserious theories I have ever seen. if you were some out-of-touch grapnda who only ever watched one episode of each of these shows you might have a hard time telling whether it's false. a large language model with insufficient data might just see each show as connected to fantasy elements and magic and themed names and tell you it's true. but at the same time, nobody who's actually watched both shows expects somebody to come up with this theory. how we recognize this theory as silly says a whole lot about how we reason. we pick up this completely unspoken intuition watching TV shows that each universe is separate and elements from it don't suddenly exist in other fictional universes. how do we know that? if we weren't allowed to point to corporate owners and copyrights and trademarks and we only had the inner contents of the shows, how do we epistemologically know they're separate? I think the answer tells us a lot about ideologies and whether people will be able to accept new models of how societies work. and not just new Bauplans of mainstream Marxism-Leninism or Kropotkinism or Deng Xiaoping Thought, but fundamentally, inner mental models of things like Menshevism and anti-racism and any change in society whatsoever. but funny enough, I think you begin fixing all that if you get mainstream Marxist-Leninists to coexist with Trotskyists, because the exact same basic difference between inner universes is manifest there.