Philosophy

== Magic and Science - The greatest duality ==
=== Overview ===
The concept of magic is commonly associated with mysticism and viewed as defying the laws of science, whereas science is often seen as the realm of materialism and technology. These two realms are often viewed as unresolvable opposites; where magic holds sway, science must fail. And where science holds sway, magic must fail. 
This trope builds on the potential factors that cause a divide between the "science" and "magic" in a work. However, please keep in mind the rules of Clarke's Third Law and the inverse law; There isn't really a difference between the concepts, except for their presentation in the story.In many stories, modern technology (often called "science") is placed in opposition to the will of a person influencing the universe (often called "magic"). This divide can build into The Magic Versus Technology War, where both sides of the debate attempt to eliminate the other side. 
=== Depth ===
The relationship between "Magic" and "Science" is rooted in human comprehension of the unknown. The concept of a transcendent being like "God" defies scientific explanation, leading humans to categorise it as magic—a realm beyond the reach of science. In a world where divine entities hold sway over natural laws, magic serves as a means to explain the workings of the universe. Magic, in this context, is not about supernatural powers but rather a label for phenomena that transcend scientific understanding. Once we learn the mysteries behind these phenomena, they no longer seem to be magical and instead fall under the domain of science.
Telekinesis, a supernatural ability often defined as the ability to move objects with the mind. Sure, it sounds simple, but when you really think about it, there are so many things that would need to be explained: Biologically. how would the brain exactly be cellularly made to achieve such capability? Physically, how would an object defy gravity? Moving from one place to another across space wouldn't make sense, as there aren't any forces acting upon an object. Even Psychologically, what are the thoughts that occur during the process? Does one simply think about the object they are moving?
There would need to be a factor to answer all these questions, and if that factor is ever answered tying all the sciences together, it would be an example of how the human mind composes science to explain something. Except even adding a factor would compose more questions, endlessly, more answers means more questions. As this process has some mystery to it, the things that aren't explained would define magic, whereas the answers would be science. I guess my point is, as each science is a natural phenomenon with things that humans can explain, if there was to be a God, something that humans can't explain, it would be 100% realistic that supernatural abilities could exist if the god chooses, as only a being ABOVE science could create concepts that are ALSO above science.
=== Ideas ===
Magic cheats at Physics: Magic and its users create localized areas where the physical laws operate differently from normal. This may be expressed as malfunctions to machines (although only machines from beyond a given technological threshold) altering the combustion point of atmosphere causes cars to fail and fireballs to form, or electromagnetic waves collapse within magical auras.
Magic is Mysterious: Magic follows no rules at all, therefore science will never be able to explain it. This scenario tends to work best with Wild Magic (the magic is released by the mage, but not controlled) and Theurgy (the divine being decides what spell is cast). The concept does not follow logically from magic gained from study, becoming an Informed Trait.
Magic is an Ideology: Magic and science get along just fine, but the magicians and scientists can't stand each other. Petty rivalry or hubris leads everyone on both sides to specialise in their field and completely ignore the other. This conflict can sometimes take a subtler form, where the magicians want to keep knowledge secret and the scientists want it shared with everyone; which side is more sympathetic tends to depend on whether the author (or readers/viewers) think there really are Things Man Was Not Meant To Know...
Magic is either the Dimension's Natural Law or Not: Depending on which dimension of The Multiverse you are in. In World A, you can shoot lightning from your fingertips if you know how and gunpowder does not explode; and in World 1, the reverse happens. It becomes a lot harder to industrialize if the oil and coal you're intending to use simply doesn't work the way they do in the real world.
==== Appliance ====
Basically, there is one highest form of science I created. That's the study of the relationship between natural (physics, math, biology) and supernatural (soul, spirit, gods) 
And those two concepts give birth to Meta-Natural, which creates a new thing that uses both "Magic" and "Scientific" principal, defined by my philosophy I shared earlier
Basically a duality
Magic + Science = Art, both something to understand and not able to understand
So the power system is all about Meta-Natural and art
Oh ye, magic would also be a disruption in science. As God created the universe in a way that it has natural order, like gravity having a certain constant, there are influences that don't belong in this natural flow, like gods. So magic is used in a way to disrupt the science, like manipulating physics to walk on air. Or a vice versa example, using an understanding of physics to stop a fireball, as by understanding that ability, you completely negate the suprise of it and you could easy harness your own abilities to stop it
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