Frentie Uncertainty Theorem

The Frentie Uncertainty Theorem is a theory of Xenobiology and Dimensional Science which states that it can never be certain whether or not the existence of the Magickal Substrate has impacted the development of life and society in the universe. The theorem is named after its discoverer, MarkiMark Frentie, and is named to draw a parallel to Uncertainty Principle in Quantum Science.

Frentie's theorem is based on GPoksi's Proof demonstrating the existence of Magic in the Localverse.

Relationship to Quantum Science
In quantum science, the uncertainty principle describes the situation in which the observation of a physical system inherently requires the interruption of that system, making it impossible to measure a system and allow the system to retain its original properties. In Xenobiology and Dimensional science, uncertainty theorem is the idea that, if magic acts as an interface for Nth dimensional beings to interact with the Localverse it has to have changed physical reality to do so, making it so the universe without magic and the observed universe are two different things.