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⌈ Secret Post #5442 ⌋

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Re: Science fiction technology and magic

[(Anonymous)]

-I like both, technology would probably slightly edge out magic, if I had to choose.
-I like a lot of the Star Trek stuff, especially transporters, replicators, and holodecks.
-I like the idea of magic that really increases convenience in everyday life - teleportation spells, packing spells, the laundry folding itself, etc. But I also like the really bizarrely specific magic, like, I don't know, a potion that can make something grow from seed to bush in three minutes, but it only works on mulberry and yucca.

Re: Science fiction technology and magic

[iff_and_xor]

"really bizarrely specific magic"

Yes, thank you! I forgot about this as a genre thing. I always liked the idea of Xanth "talents" better than the actual books, largely for this reason. People basically get one innate magic power, often highly specific and/or generally useless.

This whole thread is actually helping me remember the things I do sometimes like about fantasy.