Wizard Internet: A Nice Tidbit to Ponder
Zarleycat at aol.com
Zarleycat at aol.com
Wed Apr 4 22:30:04 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 15956
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., rainy_lilac at y... wrote:
> I found this in a JKR chat and it intrigued me:
>
Wizards don't really need to use the Internet but that's
> something that you'll find out later on in the series. They have a
> means of finding out what goes on in the outside world that I think
> is more fun than the Internet. Could anything be more fun than the
> Internet? Yes!
>
So what do people think? How do Wizards
> surf? Maybe since they get their mail by owl or Parrot or whatnot
> there is a little network of sparrows and doves flying and fetching
> other info??
I think an additional bird network would be too slow. There is
probably some sort of magical object that can be combined with a
thought process to gather information about the non-wizard world. I
wonder, though, if everyone (or at least every adult witch and
wizard) has access to this, or if it is restricted in some way.
You'd think that someone like Arthur Weasley would have a way to
investigate things like electric plugs if there was an easily
accessible Wiz-Internet. Maybe only people in positions of power and
responsibility have official access (Fudge, Dumbledore).
Marianne, who wantsBook V NOW!!!
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