Existence of stereotypical magic

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Existence of stereotypical magic Veteran of the Psychic Wars 08/17/18 (Fri) 22:06:38 No.40706

Obviously with technology the way it is, all kinds of shit we use would be considered magic, in regards to Clarke's law. But what about the types of magic which, nowadays would be considered "mind powers", such as telekinesis and pyrokinesis, etc. Has there been any verified uses of these, or any old stories/myths about practicing them?

Pic related mostly because it's a nice fictitious way of how the powers were harnessed. And also a quality game obviously, sorry if it makes it seem like a /v/ thread.

Veteran of the Psychic Wars 08/18/18 (Sat) 01:46:33 No.40710

>>40706

>be 12

>parents take me on holiday to small island like Ibiza

>go to electronic shop

>wtf all games are walugi games?!?

>all consoles are purple Dreamcasts with walugi mustache

>ask for console and game mom said it won’t work back home

>back home 2 months later ask mom what island did we go to on holiday with all the walugi stuff

>she says What holiday?

Veteran of the Psychic Wars 08/18/18 (Sat) 03:43:45 No.40711

>>40706

A common theme in a lot of myths and fables are beings who are capable of enthralling people and controlling their will, like witches. But in most cases this is just an exaggeration of the completely normal ability possessed by some to charm and deceive, not evidence of mind powers.

>>40710

Weird. You must have dreamt it.