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<blockquote data-quote="Jfdlsjfd" data-source="post: 7878183" data-attributes="member: 42856">And what happens when &quot;people&quot; starts thinking in term of cold being a lack of kinetic energy at the atomic level and not as a thing in itself? Does magic change as well? It's a real question because (a) I think education level progressed greatly over the last century or so, and &quot;average&quot; worldview on many things has probably changed, so does magic follows the majority or is magic &quot;individualistic&quot; as in &quot;as long as I think Cold is a thing I can create cold&quot;?If magic is powerful enough to be useful (as in, competing with tech ; if you need ten years of training to cast a light spells, people will carry a flashlight instead of going the magic route), it will get incorporated into formal training. A new branch of science will develop to determine the strenghts, limit and behaviour of magic. You can't have a scientific principles shattering discovery and have the scentific community ignore it. The other community reacting quickly will be lawmakers. Whether to ban it or to regulate its uses, magic will be incorporated into every aspect of life (is it cheating to cast a spell to jump farther at the Olympics? To have the wind whispers answers at an exam?).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jfdlsjfd, post: 7878183, member: 42856"] And what happens when "people" starts thinking in term of cold being a lack of kinetic energy at the atomic level and not as a thing in itself? Does magic change as well? It's a real question because (a) I think education level progressed greatly over the last century or so, and "average" worldview on many things has probably changed, so does magic follows the majority or is magic "individualistic" as in "as long as I think Cold is a thing I can create cold"? If magic is powerful enough to be useful (as in, competing with tech ; if you need ten years of training to cast a light spells, people will carry a flashlight instead of going the magic route), it will get incorporated into formal training. A new branch of science will develop to determine the strenghts, limit and behaviour of magic. You can't have a scientific principles shattering discovery and have the scentific community ignore it. The other community reacting quickly will be lawmakers. Whether to ban it or to regulate its uses, magic will be incorporated into every aspect of life (is it cheating to cast a spell to jump farther at the Olympics? To have the wind whispers answers at an exam?). [/QUOTE]

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