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Alchemy Thread
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This thread is the designated alchemy Thread. All things alchemy go here. How will you create your homunculus and philosophers stones, anon?
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Anonymous
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I know how to convert lead in to gold, but I'm not telling anyone. I wouldn't even tell Applejack.
Anonymous
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>>192446
You can't deny that knowledge to Princess Celestia.
Anonymous
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Ah yes, alchemy.
The shitty magic
Anonymous
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>>192446
I will give yo a hint. It is difficult to turn lead into gold, but maybe it is easier to turn lead into tin and tin into copper copper into silver and then silver into gold.
>>192448
The magic that was good enough to become chemistry
Anonymous
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>>192476
>maybe it is easier to turn lead into tin and tin into copper copper into silver and then silver into gold
Have you actually done this?
>good enough to become chemistry
It did not "become chemistry".
Anonymous
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>>192484
>Have you actually done this?
It is a metaphor you turn something worthless into something more valuable and that into something more valuable.
>It did not "become chemistry".
Before chemistry was alchemy and many of the hermetic principles where used to set the foundations of modern science.
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>>192758
>something worthless into something more valuable and that into something more valuable
Give examples of things that you have transmuted successfully.
>chemistry was alchemy
Alchemy was "chemistry" before people actually knew how chemistry worked.