Modern Mars Hill

1923: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars 1943: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars 1963: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars 1983: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars 2003: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars me: uh... guys? 2008: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars me: We have flying cars... 2018: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars me: We still have flying cars... 2038: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars me: Forget this. I'm going for a drive in my flying car 2058: In 20 years, we'll have flying cars me: You tweeted this from your flying car!

You know, if news media is just going to be fiction for the sake of entertainment, views, and discussion, I wish it would do a little better with character development and worldbuilding. Also, if the writers aren't going to have strong enough characters to make them unique, I wish they would cut out a few of the more redundant characters. I'm just glad they only have one President character at a time.

In Book 6, Hagrid sings a Christmas carol: "God Rest Ye Merry Hippogriffs". Does this mean the English side Wizarding World had a concept of a God (at least as a mythological figure)? Was it just an expression? Is there some sort of God-worshipping religion in the English side of the Wizarding World?