I couldn't think of a better title to the thread so that was the best I could come up with.
Recently I have started reading some SF mixed in with my Fantasy, and I have come to the conclusion that I can wrap my head around magic (which we all know doesn't exist, rather than SF which we know could happen in the future and a lot of it becomes true).
I can quite easily except people walking through a Warren or a Hold to get to A to B, but teleporting from one place to another no way.
Characters being taken over/possessed by someone else I'm all for that, but someones conciseness being put in to a different body.
Mages or Wizards having some kind of shield protecting them, but not force fields stopping laser beams.
I'm sure there would be plenty more examples but I'm having trouble thinking of anymore.
The point I'm trying to make though is why would my mind find magic easier to except rather than science ?
Recently I have started reading some SF mixed in with my Fantasy, and I have come to the conclusion that I can wrap my head around magic (which we all know doesn't exist, rather than SF which we know could happen in the future and a lot of it becomes true).
I can quite easily except people walking through a Warren or a Hold to get to A to B, but teleporting from one place to another no way.
Characters being taken over/possessed by someone else I'm all for that, but someones conciseness being put in to a different body.
Mages or Wizards having some kind of shield protecting them, but not force fields stopping laser beams.
I'm sure there would be plenty more examples but I'm having trouble thinking of anymore.
The point I'm trying to make though is why would my mind find magic easier to except rather than science ?