Where's the second one

Every sufficiently advanced magic is indistinguishable from science.

Depends on how good the magic was. If it let you fireball a room full of goblins with a wave of your hand, read minds, lightning people with your fingertips like emperor palpatine, and conjure familiars to do your house work?

All without any manufacturing facilities and minimal capital outlay

I dare say physics would be more popular then

My physics teacher is also a magician so you got a point

It's sand we carved into patterns and tricked into thinking with tamed lightning.

Then there's RF (radio frequency) which is the DEEP magic.

I've always told my students that programming is just magic. If you get the right combination of words and symbols, the magic lightning rock will do your bidding.

Imagine thinking there's any situation in which particles appear to move faster than the speed of light.

Spooky action at a distance

Einstein looked into that shit and was like 'nah fuck that homie'

And that's not even the worst part. Its theoretically possible,that every single electron is the same.

He will not sacrifice an entire room to a deamon. I repeat, it's not a sacrifice of everybody in a room for a deamon.

Fool me once, shame on… shame on me. Fool me twice? You can’t get fooled again!

Because of the fatal dose of radiation.

That is a mercury arc rectifier:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury-arc_valve

Tell us about the spooky, dammit

Weird, because my experience with science and mathematics is that everything I learned only leads to more questions. I personally preferred taking a small chunk of that knowledge and using it to do real-world stuff which was always surprisingly complicated but satisfying. An engineer that "guesses" is not a very good one IMO lol

It's electrical engineering if anything

That orb in the middle of the apparatus is The Demon Core, a piece of plutonium produced during the Manhattan Project, for a third nuke which was never needed. So it was used for criticality experiments, which is where those hemispheres come in.

Anyway, in those experiments it was key in a few accidents, which caused the deaths by radiation of several researchers. After the later bout of experiments, the core was scrapped.

A little more reading in case you're interested

A fun little experiment you can do at home!