Alchemy was the medieval era's version of chemistry. But did you know that there are still alchemists today?
So the basics of alchemy are that you take common things, mostly metals, and stuff, that you just have lying around, then you heat or mix these things up in varying amounts to create precious metals or even an elixir of life.
If you're thinking.
Yeah, but that's not real.
That's magic.
Think again.
A novel is composed of 26 common letters. When used in combination. They create words when using these in combination, they create sentences and then paragraphs and then pages and then stories. These stories can build huge followers.
They can be traded for vast sums of money and they can grant international fame. Many people have access to letters, but few turn them into gold.
The magic is in the combination, the recipe, the code, the number of ingredients, the heat.
Computers are made up of Silicon. Copper and cobalt zinc. And yet they unlock vast stores of communication and knowledge.
Computers are put together by adding these materials together in varying degrees and using heat. So whether you're an author or a microchip engineer, Or really any creative field.
If you combine simple things together of varying amounts under different combinations and pressures than you are an Alchemist