Ohhhhh! Now I understand! XD


Ohhhhh! Now I understand! XD
~Jamie the Magical Marauding Mockingjay who still doesn't understand why they had to change the name...

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  1. Actually, they changed it because in America a philosopher is someone who studies philosophy, and not a sorcerer.

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  2. Erin Hill
    wait, that isn't what it means in England...?

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  3. Actually, it was never realistic as Philosopher's Stone.

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  4. Erin Hill I'm sure there are ridiculous philosophers in the US too.

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  5. Erin Hill The words The Philosopher's Stone, is a proper noun by itself.

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  6. Heather Donahue As an English person I can confirm that that is what it means in England as well. Otherwise, how could we have a concept of philosophy? Also, the Philosopher's Stone is an actual mythological concept connected with alchemy, so 'sorcerer's stone' makes no sense whichever way you look at it.

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  7. Molly Encrypted precisely what I was saying

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  8. Harry Potter and `Snape seems fishy, if you know what I mean *wears Alan Rickman look and twirls hair *

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  9. Molly Encrypted
    well, the word has no ties to magic in America.
    also, uh, "Sorcerer's Stone" sounds cooler

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  10. Nishi Tripathi the word philosopher has nothing to do with it. Philosopher's Stone is the name for the mythical item

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