"Magic" and it's catagorization

[Anonymous No.9950759]

>"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."

>Arthur C Clarke

Looking at this statement, i would have to say that in terms of achieving results, in one way or another, there is only the study of what works and what does not (including things such as things that work even though they don't work).

Thusly, since if one studies what works and what dosen't work it is a science. However, since classically the definitive characteristic of "magic" is that it has some sort of "caster". Thusly, one could call it's study a "Psyence".

>Though technically if the universe were completely self aware, such as in the first and all subsequent iteriations of "simulation theory", the study of "everything" would technically be "Psyence".

[Anonymous No.9950775]

"Supernatural" is defined as something that has ontologically basic mental elements.

[Anonymous No.9950795]

>>9950775

>Technically speaking, it could be interpreted a number of different ways depending on what the user of the word intended.... ironically making the word supernatural supernatural by your definition of supernatural.

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adjective
adjective: super

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informal
very good or pleasant; excellent.
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antonyms: rotten
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adverbinformal
adverb: super

1.
especially; particularly.
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nouninformal
noun: super; plural noun: supers

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a superintendent.
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archaic
an extra, unwanted, or unimportant person; a supernumerary.

[Anonymous No.9950827]

>>9950759
Conversely...

[Anonymous No.9950848]

>>9950827

Conversely... there is only the study of energy and results.... and those results always involve "words of power" because everything is ultimately programming.... "conversely".

[Anonymous No.9951046]

>>9950848
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