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Ah, thank you! You finally gave me an example. A tatoo that allowed you to move stuff by thinking. Yes, that might one day be scientifically possible. Not sure how, but maybe? That would have to technologize our brains themselves which might be creepy…but we’d have to see. I wonder how that would work.I don’t know how many times I have to repeat this common concept to you:
In fantasy, ‘Hocus pocus bs’ IS science. Here’s another example, if you spoke to a 15th century peasant about the possibility of self-moving carriages, they’d think you a sorcerer.
From this, imagine a future where a mere tattoo can allow you to move things merely by thought. This fits every definition of magic (or what you call ‘hocus pocus bs’). But despite that, it is rendered possible simply because people worked tirelessly to perfect the technology behind it.
Using your previously demonstrated logic, I am usurping God simply because I figured out a way to manipulate science to a greater level.
So, still don’t see yourself as anti-scientific?
And no, i still hold that i am not anti science.