magically

I don't mean to suggest that it will magically appear, but certainly abiogenesis is difficult to reduce to it's lowest level.

What makes you believe giving that same tool to a $6/hour intern would somehow magically fix the problem?

You likely won't get a good answer to tht, unless someone magically knows a tutorial that uses exactly that example.

You can't make a store that's open to the public magically private at the same time.

And then he, um, takes psychedelic drugs and magically learns what's going on in outer space.

Orbited looks like an event-driven webserver, which is nice and all, but it doesn't magically give WebSocket functionality to legacy browsers.

My flagging privileges have since been magically returned though, so maybe I was on a year long time out?

Github didn't just magically become this super important center for open source work.

Now someone can just purchase through this service, get their VPS purchased for them and deployed with a nice interface that magically sets up software.

Sure Jamie Diamond's bank would have magically survived--according to that ego?

It's not like having money just magically procreates into more money.

Also the reward function is assumed to magically be given.

But if the premise is that a single man can "come up with an idea" and magically produce an ipod with comparable personal effort, and no reliance of a third world factory economy -- as an author can come up with a book -- then I don't think the author of the article has the required connection to reality to discuss economics at all.