[ SECRET POST #2780 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2780 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Magic Possibilities

[nyxelestia]

This reminds me of a Doctor Who episode, the one where the Doctor and Martha meet Shakespeare. The witch villains in this world use words to describe and manipulate the universe in the same way "everyone else uses math".

If you look at physics, it basically boils down to using numbers and equations and math to describe the universe. Maybe Jaybie can use this view of the universe and the cosmos for their basis of magic.

Re: Magic Possibilities

[cushlamochree]

Yeah, pretty sure the witches in that episode are on the magic side of 'indistinguishable from magic'.

I think there's a difference between the physics view and the magic view: in physics (at least as I understand, as someone who's not really a physicist or a mathematician) numbers, equations, and math are a description of the universe. In a lot of magical systems, numbers, and equations, and math are the actual way the universe works.

Re: Magic Possibilities

[nyxelestia]

This would depend on which kind of physicist you talk to. I know a lot of people involved in quantum physics see it as "math is the universe, the universe is math", with things like numbers and equations just being something like the human transcription of the universe.