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leukrota · 2012-04-04, 05:54

I have a theory that can somehow link all supernatural manifestations.

"Those with talent" are people capable of altering/breaking/ignoring the laws of physics to certain extent, brought through some sort of personal reality that they impose into the world, whether they are Gemstones, Saints or any other "abnormal" humans.

So, "those without talent", jealous of the special powers, sought ways to imitate them and found that every person has a small potential to change reality but only a few have enough potential to actually create the change. So instead of trying to use power of their own, "those without talent" constructed magic as a way of joining and channeling the potential of several people to compensate for the weakness. Furthermore, they realized that the easiest way to do this is through the reconstruction of stories that are already in the mind of those people whose potential the magician intends to borrow. And so magic was born. A technique with a wider range of application that what "those with talent" had since it's not limited to the specializations of a single person.

Then Aleister, with the guidance of Aiwass, found a different way of "acquiring talent". This would be by altering the brain of normal person so that their personal reality is limited and focused into a single "law breaking" effect, specializing further their normal potential, and thus compensating power by sacrificing flexibility (which would be why dual skill is impossible in artificial espers.)

So... what do you guys think?

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leukrota Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2011	I have a theory that can somehow link all supernatural manifestations. "Those with talent" are people capable of altering/breaking/ignoring the laws of physics to certain extent, brought through some sort of personal reality that they impose into the world, whether they are Gemstones, Saints or any other "abnormal" humans. So, "those without talent", jealous of the special powers, sought ways to imitate them and found that every person has a small potential to change reality but only a few have enough potential to actually create the change. So instead of trying to use power of their own, "those without talent" constructed magic as a way of joining and channeling the potential of several people to compensate for the weakness. Furthermore, they realized that the easiest way to do this is through the reconstruction of stories that are already in the mind of those people whose potential the magician intends to borrow. And so magic was born. A technique with a wider range of application that what "those with talent" had since it's not limited to the specializations of a single person. Then Aleister, with the guidance of Aiwass, found a different way of "acquiring talent". This would be by altering the brain of normal person so that their personal reality is limited and focused into a single "law breaking" effect, specializing further their normal potential, and thus compensating power by sacrificing flexibility (which would be why dual skill is impossible in artificial espers.) So... what do you guys think?