Thanks for explaining that to me.<p>The ordinary experience for someone viewing a magic act is that something impossible has happened. The fact that we know, logically, that it cannot be the case doesn&#x27;t change the fact that what we <i>experience</i> is impossible. It&#x27;s unexplainable by the majority of viewers.<p>If the argument is &quot;magic doesn&#x27;t exist, therefore what you experienced is entirely normal and unremarkable&quot; then frankly the interlocutor just don&#x27;t get the point of why people watch magic.