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originally posted by: leolady
Yet we all go to magic shows to see someone mimic this magic feeling. But is the trickery used at magic shows a false magic, a way to deceive the audience into beleiving magic has been performed.
4) For magic isn't whole or real if we must prove it to someone. In otherwords... We can not define magic, it just is and it just happens. Do we take the magic away if we expect to define the magic we create ?
We don't believe that it is within each and every one of us naturally. Have we become used to relying on this mindset that we need help to make magic and forgotten how true magic works ?
Now can you relate to a time when you felt magic with the use of one of the above ? Have you had magic occur both ways ? What I have labeled True magic compared to False magic ? If so... tell us the differences you felt between the two types for the purpose of this thread.
a reply to: WhiteHat
I meant insider as someone studying or practicing some form of what we all understand by magic.
originally posted by: leolady
We can not define magic, it just is and it just happens. Do we take the magic away if we expect to define the magic we create ?
originally posted by: pl3bscheese
a reply to: nonspecific
Look, it's just nonsense. I don't care for it. No reason to debate this because all you have is poor reasoning and belief. What we do ripples out until it's influence is so minimal, it's practically non-existent. There's nothing I do which alters the next solar system. I'm not going to self-delude myself that much.
Yes, I forsee your response to be something like... but this solar system exists in the universe, and so every effect here must alter the universe... uh... let's just not go there. This is nothing more than narcissism deluding what should be sound reasoning.
You have fun with that belief, thou.
originally posted by: cooperton
originally posted by: leolady
We can not define magic, it just is and it just happens. Do we take the magic away if we expect to define the magic we create ?
If you want a paradox, simply mention the magic when it is occurring in the presence of others. The magic immediately stops until the mentioning of it passes, then it resumes.
Its like Heisenberg's uncertainty principle.