what is good historical evidence and modern evidence of magic usage

[Harlequin]

I simply must know

 

[Seraphim]

I don't know if magic exists in the traditional sense. I believe it might simply be science we don't yet understand. Programs like the CIA's Stargate Project, investigated psychic phenomena, including remote viewing (the ability to "see" distant locations). It shows that modern science has taken such claims seriously enough to invest in them. It's possible then, that it operates under laws of its own we've yet to uncover.

Look at medieval Europe and the Islamic Golden Age, alchemy intertwined both science and mysticism together. The pursuit of transmuting base metals into gold or finding the Philosopher’s Stone was dismissed as superstition, but alchemists developed processes that became the foundation for modern chemistry. For example, distillation and the discovery of acids were once considered "magical."

 

[Dawood]

My brother swears to me that he and his friend entered an abandoned home inhabited by some kind of paranormal being. He says it turned very cold and the piano starting playing by itself, they left quickly once that happened. Jinn are real and so is black magic, brah...

 

[Cortex]

I want to believe magic is real. But anytime the unexplainable happens it always has some logical explanation pop up sooner or later.

 

[Swede Immigrant]

All occurrences of real magic are glitches in the matrix.

 

[1Based Frog1]

Closest thing I can think of is an undeciphered book called The Voynich Manuscript. People to this day debate whether it’s just a hoax or a coded magical text.

 

[panchito]

I want to believe magic is real. But anytime the unexplainable happens it always has some logical explanation pop up sooner or later.

there are still some few unexplainable happenings out there but even then i find it really absurd for there to be another type of matter/plane that works completely different from our regular laws of physics and that we could even tame
maybe it existed before considering we didn't abandon all high presence yet but nowadays i see it more like a trope for fiction

 

[Cortex]

there are still some few unexplainable happenings out there but even then i find it really absurd for there to be another type of matter/plane that works completely different from our regular laws of physics and that we could even tame
maybe it existed before considering we didn't abandon all high presence yet but nowadays i see it more like a trope for fiction

I still remember them pushing dark matter like it was some invisible force. I wonder what happened to that theory.

 

[panchito]

I still remember them pushing dark matter like it was some invisible force. I wonder what happened to that theory.

most definitely classified it
i have no doubt they struck what they were looking for and are now planning on different ways to manipulate it to do whatever the fuck they want (or what they can even do with dark matter)

 

[HardcoreBlackpill]

most definitely classified it
i have no doubt they struck what they were looking for and are now planning on different ways to manipulate it to do whatever the fuck they want (or what they can even do with dark matter)

 

[panchito]

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[Spas]

I still remember them pushing dark matter like it was some invisible force. I wonder what happened to that theory.

It was just made up shit because the universe wasn't conforming to their calculations and it's easier to make up "dark matter" than to admit your model of the universe is wrong. That's science for you, btw.

 

[Cortex]

It was just made up shit because the universe wasn't conforming to their calculations and it's easier to make up "dark matter" than to admit your model of the universe is wrong. That's science for you, btw.

There’s also “cold dark matter” which is invisible forces moving at slow speed, jfl.