/lit/ - Literature

>>20571344
Yes, but a plethora of authors lack sense and don't like it when magic is "just fictional physics" - even though that is every instance of magic ever. The word 'supernatural' has never not been an oxymoron, or purely ironic. If it exists, it is natural. If it "defies" physics, it is defying current understanding of physics, not physics itself, which makes no bloody sense.

Series like Dresden Files are gross because of this. The technology-vs-magic angle does not work when such things overlap much too intimately and are indistinguishable after a point.