BassForge

Humans likely developed the concept of magic from Magnetism. Imagine a rock that can float, or attract other objects to it. With no concept of magnetism we would consider that a magic stone.

The forces of magnetism use forces that are not only invisible to us, but they have a geometry to then when made visible with a ferrocell. When all the elecdtrons in material spin in the right direction, we get magnetism. Even if you cut the magnet in half it just makes 2 new magnets.

The geometry in magnetism is what makes fusion reactors possible, but its not something exclusive to our modern world.

The patterns of the ancient traditions suggest an understanding of magnetism that may have gone unnoticed for thousands of years.

Strangely, when we look at the magnetic anomalies within the earths field, most ancient monuments are placed upon these hotspots. Tiwanaku, Machu Picchu, the Giza Plateau, and Borobudur are among just a few well-known ones.

Humans even posses the cryptchromes necessary to see magnetic fields. Could we have seen them in Ancient times? It sure would explain a lot...