By this point in the story? She's aware of the website.
It's closeish in terms of setting to Earth Prime. You'd really have to read enough stories to get an idea of the canon. There was a Library of Alexandria, but it didn't burn, and its knowledge was passed on in a very interesting way. Florida was first explored by Poncey de Loon (no relation), California and Calisota were explored by Sir Francis Drake. There was/is almost certainly an Aleister Crowley, if only because he name is also a bird pun. But the year is probably... 1962? Most of the traumatic events of the 20th century are glossed over, but not those of the 19th, so it's a little hard to tell. The last event I can say for sure is the same is the sinking of the Titanic, though Scrooge was engaging in imperialism in Africa in the 1930s, in a fairly problematic story.
But it's a pretty futuristic setting in some ways too. They would want to go to space. I give it five years after first contact for Scrooge McDuck to become Grand Nagus. The comic version of him never stops being a mean old miser who's still willing to take advantage of family to save a buck -- but not nearly so sad and selfish as he was originally presented on "Christmas on Bear Mountain".
It's closeish in terms of setting to Earth Prime. You'd really have to read enough stories to get an idea of the canon. There was a Library of Alexandria, but it didn't burn, and its knowledge was passed on in a very interesting way. Florida was first explored by Poncey de Loon (no relation), California and Calisota were explored by Sir Francis Drake. There was/is almost certainly an Aleister Crowley, if only because he name is also a bird pun. But the year is probably... 1962? Most of the traumatic events of the 20th century are glossed over, but not those of the 19th, so it's a little hard to tell. The last event I can say for sure is the same is the sinking of the Titanic, though Scrooge was engaging in imperialism in Africa in the 1930s, in a fairly problematic story.
But it's a pretty futuristic setting in some ways too. They would want to go to space. I give it five years after first contact for Scrooge McDuck to become Grand Nagus. The comic version of him never stops being a mean old miser who's still willing to take advantage of family to save a buck -- but not nearly so sad and selfish as he was originally presented on "Christmas on Bear Mountain".
"Kitto daijoubu da yo." - Sakura Kinomoto