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If anything I've learned that the fastest way to discover just unboundedly large amounts of magic is to try to kill that of it which you know.<p>Fields don't die---they deepen fractal-like.

If you think you've learned everything about a field, you've just scratched the surface.

The downside of attempting to kill all the magic in the world is that, should you ever succeed, you will be so bored you will want to die. I was never so happy as I was as a child, when everything was fresh and new. I try keep a little bit of magic unknown still. Fortunately that's pretty easy to do in today's world.

If understanding computers kills the magic then someone has completely missed the point. Computers are a tool to be used,not a mystery to be solved,and there is plenty of magic using them to explore to build and to solve actual mysteries.<p>If you understand a hammer and chisel fully it does not make you Michelangelo.

Why not try the opposite approach? That is, try to find magic in everyday things.

If he knows all there is to know about computers, perhaps he can tell us whether P = NP.

If anything I've learned that the fastest way to discover just unboundedly large amounts of magic is to try to kill that of it which you know.<p>Fields don't die---they deepen fractal-like.

If you think you've learned everything about a field, you've just scratched the surface.

Why not try the opposite approach? That is, try to find magic in everyday things.

If he knows all there is to know about computers, perhaps he can tell us whether P = NP.

Life is all about killing the magic

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Life is all about killing the magic

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