In computer programming, deep magic refers to techniques that are not widely known, and may be deliberately kept secret. The number of such techniques has arguably decreased in recent years, especially in the field of cryptography, many aspects of which are now open to public scrutiny. The Jargon File makes a distinction between deep magic, which refers to (code based on) esoteric theoretical knowledge; black magic, which refers to (code based on) techniques that appear to work but which lack a theoretical explanation; and heavy wizardry, which refers to (code based on) obscure or undocumented intricacies of particular hardware or software. All three terms can appear in source code comments of the form:
Deep magic begins here...
In fiction, the term comes from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the first book in C. S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, which describes ancient laws and codes as "deep magic from the dawn of time."
Many programmers have been influenced by the writings of Arthur C. Clarke, who said, "Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Such technology may be termed "Advanced Magic". See: Clarke's three laws.
历美得水盆绝招最高~ 
在最不應該響的時候還偏偏響了，最令我生氣的是在說 [我去了] 這些很cool的對白的時候還響個不停，歷美你就聽我說拋開電話， 
說︰[我們一起來吧﹗] 不能只讓弓子獨cool啊。。。。。 
我直觉这次什么都没露十分的可惜哈哈，最后那个森下回来只说过了2 3秒太囧了，我感觉现代魔法就是玩游戏么哈哈 
，比如那句“脑子不正常了”感觉好像是历美教给美锁弟弟的啊，那不是影响到现实了吗？ 
我彻底晕了 
也许这就是她的特殊能力吧，估计在以后会揭晓这重重谜团的，期待下话中~ 