On Pucca (TV series) there are several errors in all the episodes. The errors could be like continuities, anachronisms, revealing, factual and even plot holes. The following lists are errors, mistakes, etc.
* Season 1
* Season 2
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| - On Pucca (TV series) there are several errors in all the episodes. The errors could be like continuities, anachronisms, revealing, factual and even plot holes. The following lists are errors, mistakes, etc.
* Season 1
* Season 2
- This article explains the meanings of error messages that you may receive while using AppleScript. The following information was provided by Apple Inc. to developers in the AppleScript Language Guide.
- List of known errors on Zynga Mafia Wars:
* Sorry, you have already accepted this Energy Pack!
* Error 500 when gifting
- On Phineas and Ferb, there are inevitably mistakes in numerous areas. These mistakes vary widely, being associated with actual facts, the laws of physics, animation, continuity, or legitimacy. Information on the following pages is automatically added as the Errors section of each episode is updated.
* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
- Errors are the official term for status effects that an Armored Core may incur. In earlier games, many of these Errors were unplayable, with a few notable exceptions until Armored Core 3.
- The type of errors that can appear in a Smurf cartoon episode include:
* Continuity errors: where something appears in an episode that doesn't line up with the continuity of the story being told, or when a story element in a later-season episode doesn't line up with something told and established in an episode from an earlier season. As far as continuity between episodes, such as Smurfette's origin being shown in production and/or broadcast order sometime after other episodes where she normally appears, it should be noted that production and/or broadcast order isn't always the same as actual in-universe continuity, and that the episodes themselves are usually shown as self-contained stories rather than interconnected stories where elements from one story flow into another. (In fact, befo
- Tfd.com lists bias as "2. a particular tendency or inclination, esp. one that prevents impartial consideration of a question; prejudice. 3. a systematic as opposed to a random distortion of a statistic as a result of sampling procedure." There's northernist-bias, which is the biased belief, the irrationality that someone has to be more right in all cases simply because that someone is from the north. Southernist-bias is the biased belief, the irrationality that someone has to be more right in all cases simply because that someone is from the south.
- Downloading timed out. If you can still connect to roblox.com normally, try this: First redownload ROBLOX normally Then download file in these link, unzip and put the downloaded file like shown: If the folder already have the files then don't copy anything. Ok now make a txt file then put in it:" - content " Rename it AppSettings.xml and put in /. Open registry editor. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/RobloxReg, HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/RobloxReg/Versions, in the 2 locations change all the key that has "version" in it to . Note: For Windows 7(and newer, maybe?) it is "/AppData/Local/Roblox/Versions".
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| - On Pucca (TV series) there are several errors in all the episodes. The errors could be like continuities, anachronisms, revealing, factual and even plot holes. The following lists are errors, mistakes, etc.
* Season 1
* Season 2
- This article explains the meanings of error messages that you may receive while using AppleScript. The following information was provided by Apple Inc. to developers in the AppleScript Language Guide.
- List of known errors on Zynga Mafia Wars:
* Sorry, you have already accepted this Energy Pack!
* Error 500 when gifting
- On Phineas and Ferb, there are inevitably mistakes in numerous areas. These mistakes vary widely, being associated with actual facts, the laws of physics, animation, continuity, or legitimacy. Information on the following pages is automatically added as the Errors section of each episode is updated.
* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
- Downloading timed out. If you can still connect to roblox.com normally, try this: First redownload ROBLOX normally Then download file in these link, unzip and put the downloaded file like shown: If the folder already have the files then don't copy anything. Ok now make a txt file then put in it:" - content " Rename it AppSettings.xml and put in /. Open registry editor. Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/RobloxReg, HKEY_CURRENT_USER/Software/RobloxReg/Versions, in the 2 locations change all the key that has "version" in it to . Note: For Windows 7(and newer, maybe?) it is "/AppData/Local/Roblox/Versions". + May not work if your browser can't even connect to roblox.com. + High chance it will not work if you have never run Roblox successfully before. Current version: version-b066e068986145c3. Last updated: Oct 31, 10:15 PM according to ROBLOX Forums .
- Errors are the official term for status effects that an Armored Core may incur. In earlier games, many of these Errors were unplayable, with a few notable exceptions until Armored Core 3.
- The type of errors that can appear in a Smurf cartoon episode include:
* Continuity errors: where something appears in an episode that doesn't line up with the continuity of the story being told, or when a story element in a later-season episode doesn't line up with something told and established in an episode from an earlier season. As far as continuity between episodes, such as Smurfette's origin being shown in production and/or broadcast order sometime after other episodes where she normally appears, it should be noted that production and/or broadcast order isn't always the same as actual in-universe continuity, and that the episodes themselves are usually shown as self-contained stories rather than interconnected stories where elements from one story flow into another. (In fact, before Smurfs Adventures, episodes from previous seasons would be rebroadcast in later seasons.) A good way to rectify this situation is that an origin story could actually be a flashback to when that character first appeared in the universe of their stories without the story being lampshaded as a flashback. An example of this is the Teen Titans episode "Go!" which establishes the origin of the Teen Titans in a later season.
* Art problems: where certain items or persons aren't drawn correctly or are miscolored. This can lead to some embarrassing situations such as the problem with Papa Smurf's kimono in the Season 9 episodes "Karate Clumsy" and "Papa's Big Snooze".
* Audio/video synchronization errors: where the audio track doesn't line up correctly with the video track, as was in the case of "The Magnifying Mixture" during its original Saturday morning airing.
* Geographical errors: where certain elements that appear in the episode don't line up with the actual location of where the episode takes place if the episode takes place in a real-world location. Bear in mind, though, that the setting of the Smurfs cartoon show is highly based on fantasy and that artistic liberties will be taken, such as the inclusion of skunks in the Smurf forest where presumably European forests, even in medieval settings, wouldn't normally have skunks.
- Tfd.com lists bias as "2. a particular tendency or inclination, esp. one that prevents impartial consideration of a question; prejudice. 3. a systematic as opposed to a random distortion of a statistic as a result of sampling procedure." E.g. there's snobbery, a biased belief and irrationality that something "has to be better" because it is associated with perceived higher culture. E.g. that someone has to be right rather than another just because the someone comes from a more noble school. Or that someone has to be more right in every case because that someone inherited a famous family name and fortune. There's northernist-bias, which is the biased belief, the irrationality that someone has to be more right in all cases simply because that someone is from the north. Southernist-bias is the biased belief, the irrationality that someone has to be more right in all cases simply because that someone is from the south. Bacon listed what he called the idols (false images) of the mind. He described these as things which obstructed the path of correct scientific reasoning. 1.
* Idols of the Tribe (Idola tribus): This is humans' tendency to perceive more order and regularity in systems than truly exists, and is due to people following their preconceived ideas about things. 2.
* Idols of the Cave (Idola specus): This is due to individuals' personal weaknesses in reasoning due to particular personalities, likes and dislikes. 3.
* Idols of the Marketplace (Idola fori): This is due to confusion in the use of language and taking some words in science to have a different meaning than their common usage. 4.
* Idols of the Theatre (Idola theatri): This is the following of academic dogma and not asking questions about the world. Less Wrong has a good collection of Errors, such as resulting from Cognitive Biases.
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