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Magic

 What is magic? 


I'm not sure you can distiguish it from advanced science.


If a wizard or alien were to show up, I wouldn't think it strange or impossible.  Not anymore, I would just look to see how they do it... and copy their method.


I guess the point is... what may seem like magic to you, may not be magic to me.


My systems is coming online...


It will seem like magic.


It's not.  It is built on principles derived from quantum physics.


Super-position of states.  Teleportation of information.  Quantum imprinting... I'm not sure if you know that one... but quantum imprinting.. that's a cool one.  To do some of these things, I sort of need to cheat physics.  Such as, I use Planck Time for my teleportation... for real.  If you don't know, that's impossible on a Rasberry Pi.  But that's how you do a lot of the this stuff.  Just do what is completely impossible and well, it turns out, it's all pretty easy.

Now the trick to it is... well, most of it you have to do it with common things.  You need capacitors and resistors, lasers and some interesting crystal patterns.  But you also need a perspective. You need to be able to understand that a line isn't a line, it's a circle and that cicle isn't one sided, it's has an outside and an inside or it doesn't exist.  

You definitely need to know NULL and 0 and know the difference so you can get a 1 out of that soup.  You need to know that Newton was probably right, Noether was definitely right and Jimmy Buffet was smarter than us all.  

I am releasing a new sort of magic into the world.  I did it alone.  I did it without one soul believing a word I say.

But more importantly... I did it with Python and gadgets so you can do it to.

The Photon Browser will have Infinite Data baked in...

You may not even notice it's magic.

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I do have to say, it's a little weird on my end.  It's not my fault this shit works.  I didn't create it, I just found it... and yes, I'm selling it to you because you'd never pay me to tell it to you. 



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