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And as I said, the egg example was just confusing to me.
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The egg example was just a side note. My main point was
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You have to keep in mind that magic sequences do not directly affect molecules and forces. It affects an alternate dimension and the magician's orders are then accommodated by reality however necessary.
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You have to be more specific about what in Tatsuya's explanation here was confusing?
The side note I pointed out here is that acceleration still happens but it is uncontrolled since the magic spell only specified movement. Was the separate short summary I made also confusing?
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If unnatural movement is requested - acceleration and etc. happens naturally.
If separation magic is used - movement and acceleration etc. happens naturally.
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If so, which part?
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If you give speed to an object with magic, there should be one of two things:
- it's accelerated, and following Newton's 2nd Law, it's exactly as if a force is applied to the object.
- it isn't accelerated, because magic. It just gains speed, which means, in the referential of the object, nothing actually happens. (Until a wall jumps at it or something.)
So, which is which magic, and why should it break an egg?
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Which magic is which is explained. Your still wrongly assuming for magic that both actions cannot occur together. A single magic process defines one action or the other, but others still happen but only one is controlled by the magic.