Wizards, physics masters?

[jdr0918]

No: HPFGUIDX 76775

<<<"severusbook4"  wrote:...So as my inmagination ran wild, I came up 
with these physic traits that could be applied to magic 
situations...Is this a feasible explanation of why the magical are 
able to do what they do scientifically speaking?  They are endowed 
with a gene or protein strand that enables them to interact on a much 
closer relationship with the very atoms that make everything?...>>>

The Sergeant Majorette says:

Hear, hear. This is the justification for my theory that 'magic' is 
what you call technology before it has been codified, before anybody 
has figured out how to make money off of it. The problem with 
Potterverse magic is that it's been co-opted by the Luddites. As 
readily-available mass-market alternatives become available, sensible 
modern folk drop the old ways. In my young days, things like 
ballpoint pens, pocket calculators and electric typewriters were 
considered tools of Satan intended to lull good students into bad 
study habits. Now, even religious schools teach computer science.

--JDR