It is true, though I prefer facts over theories. I like to prove things are the way they should be and adjust when something goes array. I suppose one can't exist without the other at points.

[He still wasn't so certain how magic fit in, but he had seen it happen enough to understand that it might be beyond his reasoning. As long as it worked, he supposed he would be behind it for now.]

And I suppose that magic would operate differently without Sodder's constant interference as well.