Book name ”The Magic of Reality” chapter one to six chapters.

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Writer Response: Chapters 1-6 of “The Magic of Reality” by Richard Dawkins
Biologist Richard Dawkins has always sought to elicit passion for science and reason since the beginning of his career as a divulgated scientist. His book “The Magic of the Reality” is an attempt to show readers regardless their origins and academic level about the how beautiful reality is. Hence, each of the chapters of the book is presented as questions to start a discussion
Consequently, that is what this response will do, start a discussion on the capital subjects of each chapter and offer our response, contrast or acceptance to the author’s thesis.
The issue of magic and the supernatural calls my attention. For instance, millions of individuals consider that magic exists and is a force that drives their lives. For me, that is hard to believe. Even if humans need to believe in the supernatural, supernatural is not something that needs to escape necessarily our interpretations. Conversely, science, as Dawkins says “Thrives on its inability to explain things.” (Dawkins 24). Nevertheless, that inability is not static as it invites to change, to explore and reopen the paradigms that humanity considered closer for generations. For this reason, Dawkins’ opinion of science as constant curiosity is an opinion I highly respect as a way to fight the ignorance and the belief in patterns that randomly become useful things. Change is not magic; evo…