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A scientist would say nothing. Physics is what made and created the universe and controls it. Myself and other people like me would say magic. This is a much disputed argument. For the first is that physics itself could break it's own laws. Someone could also argue magic is a form of physics. Sadly the real answer is no one actually knows.

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