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Some believe that magic may have existed in the past or could be possible in the future, but it may be impossible for humanity to unlock the ability.

Ask AI: Is there signs that magic existed in the past or is it not possible for it to ever be a thing? Could humanity unlock magic?

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Question: Is there signs that magic existed in the past or is it not possible for it to ever be a thing? Could humanity unlock magic?

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Magic, as it is commonly portrayed in myths, fiction, and entertainment, has not been proven to exist in the real world or in the past. However, throughout history, many unexplained phenomena have been attributed to magic or supernatural causes, though many have been later explained through scientific advancements and understanding. The concept of "unlocking magic" suggests that there is a hidden or undiscovered force that could give humans magical abilities. While it is impossible to completely rule out the existence of unknown forces, no scientific evidence supports the existence of magic as a real phenomenon. However, advancements in technology and scientific understanding can sometimes seem like magic. For example, technologies like smartphones, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence were once considered purely the realm of fiction. Continued exploration and innovation may lead to seemingly "magical" discoveries and abilities, but these would be grounded in scientific understanding and application rather than supernatural forces.

Answered by gpt-4

April 7, 2023, 11:52 a.m.

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Published: Friday, April 7, 2023

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