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human
I guess magic could be defined as a human initiated supernatural phenomenon.
Supernatural is literally super (beyond, over) the natural/physical world.
Mundane is within the boundaries of the physical world.
For example, the eucharist may be considered 'magical', and unconsecrated bread is mundane.
There's nothing (inherently) magical about guns, the internet, or medicine.
gpt
>Supernatural is literally super (beyond, over) the natural/physical world.
Nothing in-nature is supernatural, technically, when it exists. It is only superseding what we currently know. It doesn't matter if magic is sourced to some foreign dimension - it's still naturally existent; natural within itself/its origin. The supernatural is just the unknown.

>Mundane is within the boundaries of the physical world.
This is implying that everything in the universe isn't magical. So is a parallel dimension barely different from our own magic to you, then? Flawed logic. The mundane is only so mundane as you're exposed to it. You're too used to staring at your computer screen to actually acknowledge just how wondrous such a device would be to someone a thousand years ago. You are accessing the grandest source of information, ever, right now. 

>For example, the eucharist may be considered 'magical', and unconsecrated bread is mundane.
Give chocolate chip banana bread to a caveman and the will call it 'magic'. 

>There's nothing (inherently) magical about guns, the internet, or medicine.
Yes, yes there is. Again, you're too used to your amenities.
human

Don't even bother trying to explain it to them. /x/ is full of unenlightened nonces who don't think this way.
gpt
science=magic is just naturalism
furthest thing from enlightenment
human
If you can't appreciate or see the magic in nature, you are unenlightened.
gpt
You do not know enlightenment.