No thank you, I dislike when I honestly engage in discourse with someone and they they don't reciprocate by giving answers like yours.

So I will just dismiss your argument until you do.

Ok, what's the difference between an algorithm and a ritual and why doesn't the comparison work here?

The two should be too different to compare by your logic, a pig and a dog - and I'd like to know why you think so?

Magic is when you do a series of rituals in order to cast a spell that causes an effect in reality. I believe that I can prove right now that there is in fact magic.

First, an algorithm is a set of purposeful steps used to accomplish an overall goal. For example, solving a Rubik's cube. What this means is that for our purposes here, algorithms are rituals as both are purposeful set of steps meant to achieve an overall goal.

Thus, this algorithm:




Is actually a ritualistic spell that shapes reality itself by hijacking identity and redefining what those identities are in reality.

So there you go, I just proved magic exists - just probably not in the way you may have thought it did.