The Science Of Magic!

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[[The Science of Magic] I've always found the subject of magic rather interesting. What does it mean? At its core, It means to influence the universe by will. Essentially out of abyss. Magic to some extent can and is therefore be practiced by most people. Some people are more proficient at certain kinds of magic than others. There is an underappreciation for tradition "everyday" magic. For one it is an absolute miracle that artists can will their creation into psychical form relatively rapidly or some charismatic men can bend whole empires to their whim.

Some claim magic doesn't exist; but those are the idiots that use it aren't they? It is simply will into existence; Who is to say that science can't be considered magic? They are two viewpoints of the same object, form. What do you think of when you imagine magic? Some kind of energy or element being casted out right? By that definition, isn't the common electric eel a mystical creature? It isn't considered magic since science understands it within their viewpoint.

For godsake, even the formed universe is born out of magic. What else do you call something formed out of the abyss? This is also the definition of Mysticism. All of science is only possible because of magic. Science is an ironic attempt at understanding by denying what magic means and is. Those who understand what magic is have little trouble accepting the universe came out of nothing whilst those who deny such a possibility find it much harder to accept.

Science is even a core part of how science is done. A will to discover (x) is always what will produce the results of the research. Someone researching neuroscience is most likely going to greatly ignore any ideas that don't correspond with the target subjects such as psychics.

Even in scientific research, we are beginning to find very unlogical schemes. Light reacts to consciousness. Literally reacts to your consciousness of it!! With due consciousness and skill, wouldn't it be possible to bend it? Atoms can teleport to different locations in quantum physics. So why I ask, Why is "magic" such a trigger word to the rationalist?