seeks the Philosopher's Stone, as well as entertain, create some new questions on who reads it. Anyone serious
which he asked the question that titles this post safely respond with a resounding NO. But he would be right?
A piece of paper or a dry wood chips burst into flames near us for no apparent reason: Magic or overstimulation of its molecules?
quiet walk down the street when suddenly we observed without knowing who is watching us or from where it does: Apprehension? or maybe we have seen the flow variations that our hidden voyeur created to focus on us?
If the matter is only one of many manifestations of energy, why should we assume that you can interact with different masses without any physical contact? In this context "would not deny the magic and deny it electromagnetism?
quantum physics you could explain why the magic over time.
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