Using the computer analogy, say I believe it IS run by magic, and a huge majority of people around think it is too. Saying, "No, trust me, it's not. Computer's run by themselves through various functions etc etc here's proof" isn't a good argument in convincing me and the people around me, even if you're right. If I believe magic has something to do with it, and you can't prove definitively that it doesn't, I, as someone who believes differently can EASILY say you're just making assumptions and you can't say that something doesn't happen just because it doesn't SEEM to happen. Catch my drift?

Personally, I know what you meant BUT when doing something like this, you can't assume everyone is going to think of examples and dig deeper into what you're saying, you have to fully analyze every aspect to the fullest, especially when trying to say that millions of people all over the world are wrong.

That's all. =/

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