GLBT & PWD wizards (was PWD wizards)
Jim Ferer
jferer at yahoo.com
Thu Jan 4 01:22:15 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 8460
Neil:"In the magical world, I imagine being a squib is on a par with
dyslexia or even blindness. That is, if we regard magical ability as
being something pitched between a skill and a sense."
Squibs might be compared to being tone-deaf or color-blind, or, as you
said, plain blind. I would think magic is a talent that's turned into
a skill by training. I mean, Wynton Marsalis, the jazz great, went to
conservatory (Julliard, I think). He is enormously gifted as well.
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