April 9th, 2022

What's the difference between magic and science? Is magic just science we don't understand yet? 
Properties of magic: part of nature, unexplainable phenomena. It's not unexplainable due to detailed technicalities, there's something base about it... like instinct, except we sort of understand instinct now. Is magic a worldview? Can we explain the world not from science, but purely magical with the right paradigms and definitions? 
Magic is doing more than what we think is possible-- is that the edge of science? a new way to perceive reality? What does looking at the world magically tell us that science cannot tell us? What are the benefits of new paradigms?
Topics to come back to: philosophy of magic/fantasy.... dimensionality of the world.... more science.

What's the deal with technology? Why do we make so much and how does us creating things that build upon each other take science further.... further to where? What? Does all technology serve the same purpose: do what we cannot? Would we know how to design something that violates the laws of physics? Are we finite creatures who can never build past the laws that bind the world as we experience it... our approach to quantum mechanics, pushing past the boundaries of what we know to be physically possible... so mathematically intricate to understand...