Magic Exists

Ah, mind reading technology. Allow me to refute this. Pro's comparison with mind reading vs the digestive system: "no matter what you put into it, ultimately all you're getting out of it is a bunch of crap." Later in the argument, though, you mention the MRI Machine, which has a 90% chance of getting whatever you're thinking of correct. I'll delve deeper in my next point. I'll continue with this point for now. Pro has stated "They see a guy in a red, white and blue cowboy hat and the 'spirits' tell them that he likes country music. The guy is impressed, and hands them money to hear more." Would he be impressed, though? He's dressed with red, white, and blue; America's colors. It's only logical to assume he'd like country music. To sum up this portion, Pro's explaining the trick to Fortune Tellers/Mind Readers. They observe the person, perhaps ask questions as well. Then they'd give their results to the person. (Or at least my understanding of it) In other words, it's impossible to read minds. MRI Machine: What exactly IS the MRI Machine? Is it like a helmet? Anyways, back on track. Sure a machine could sense Brain Waves, but how would this be magical? A progression in technology, yes, but I don't think Pro has a definition to go off of. Also, I thought 'no matter what you put mind reading, ultimately all you're getting out of it is a bunch of crap.' I feel as if this is an issue with Pro's case. He could be talking about people reading minds being "crap", but this doesn't mean the same thing as a robot reading minds via sensing brain waves. Miscellaneous: "Another link to magic. Not all magic is successful." Why do you mention this? Perhaps technology malfunctions at times, but this isn't magic. I'll get to that in the next point. "in 20 years there'll be a booming industry in telepathy-blocking skull implants." What do you mean? Why would this even exist? You've said before that mind reading (telepathy) is "a bunch of crap". If it's because of the airport security, then why even implement said security in the first place? What is "Magic"?: In Round 1, I said "To wield magic is to break physics. Magic is something such as a spell, or a potion." This is the definition we're going off of. Note that Pro made no remark disagreeing this was the case, nor provided a strict definition. I'll show Pro's opinions which contradict, or have issues, with the definition. "no matter what you put into it, ultimately all you're getting out of it is a bunch of crap." He concedes that mind reading is impossible here, which is good for my case of "Magic doesn't exist". This also contradicts the next quote. "an MRI Machine gives them a pretty clear picture of what the brain is doing." But magic is, like I said earlier, "breaking physics". It's because technology has advanced to such a level that it's possible, not any magic spells. Robotics have nothing to do with magic. Pro's logical fallacy: Also, my opponent's case seems to be running on a logical fallacy. Magic and Science may share SOME features, like this: Science: We were able to use technology to make fire, light, and mind reading. Also, technology can fail at times. Magic: With spells, you can create fire, light, and read minds with telepathy. Also, it may explode in your face. Therefore: Science is Magic. I believe this is my opponent's case. However, similarities does not mean "same thing". With "magic", you don't need a robot. To assume mind reading robots "cast" telepathy, it's just programmed with capabilities to sense brain waves. That's it. Us humans aren't "programmed", so we'd have to rely on magic to do our bidding... oh, right. Magic doesn't exist. To sum up my rebuttal, my opponent presented a robot that can read minds, but this isn't magic. My opponent even conceded the fact that magic isn't a real thing in the beginning of Round 2. Robots aren't magic. Robots are technology. Extra note: Pro, if my rebuttal was successful and you feel as if your case shattered, don't forfeit round 3. There is a glitch that popped up on this site. If you forfeit a round, it won't progress any further.