>>521996Well, beings can be summoned just from chalk in a wall, since "magic" proper has its derivation in geometry as an arithmetical science. So, in the same way, the interface of digital technologies amounts to just putting things in order - like how a magic spell usually has to be pronounced properly (which i would argue comes from the latin mass, and latin generally as a phonetic language, where english is always seen to be an un-magical mess. I got into an argument once with someone who claimed that hebrew, latin and arabic are magical languages because… they are? And english isnt, because… it isnt? My findings in english ordinal gematria speak differently to this common prejudice though. Magic knows no bounds.)
>>521997A "daemon" is very different from a demon. A daemon is pre-christian just refers to invisible entities, like socrates' muse. A demon takes on a Spiritual renewal under christianity, as "familiar spirits" or "ghosts" or discarnate intelligences, which are the lingering souls of the nephilim (or what some render as the pagan heroes).