What? It's not like Muggles and wizards are seperate races: It'll more likely be along the line of muggles having magic too, but not the means (or genes) to utilize it like their magic'd-up counterparts.
O.o
It's genes. That's what JKR said.
It would be like the difference between brown eyes and blue eyes. Some people have brown eyes, other people have blue eyes. That's because of genetics. _________________ Breathing is optional. Look, Bella, look.
What? It's not like Muggles and wizards are seperate races: It'll more likely be along the line of muggles having magic too, but not the means (or genes) to utilize it like their magic'd-up counterparts.
O.o
It's genes. That's what JKR said.
It would be like the difference between brown eyes and blue eyes. Some people have brown eyes, other people have blue eyes. That's because of genetics.
That's what I said basically. I was more or less agreeing with you, just putting my own spin on it. Instead of it just no being present in muggles, it's there but they don't have the gens to use it.
What? It's not like Muggles and wizards are seperate races: It'll more likely be along the line of muggles having magic too, but not the means (or genes) to utilize it like their magic'd-up counterparts.
O.o
It's genes. That's what JKR said.
It would be like the difference between brown eyes and blue eyes. Some people have brown eyes, other people have blue eyes. That's because of genetics.
That's what I said basically. I was more or less agreeing with you, just putting my own spin on it. Instead of it just no being present in muggles, it's there but they don't have the gens to use it.
It's true that the gene could be present in muggles.. it would be a dormant gene. Like what happens with muggle-borns. _________________ Breathing is optional. Look, Bella, look.
What? It's not like Muggles and wizards are seperate races: It'll more likely be along the line of muggles having magic too, but not the means (or genes) to utilize it like their magic'd-up counterparts.
O.o
It's genes. That's what JKR said.
It would be like the difference between brown eyes and blue eyes. Some people have brown eyes, other people have blue eyes. That's because of genetics.
That's what I said basically. I was more or less agreeing with you, just putting my own spin on it. Instead of it just no being present in muggles, it's there but they don't have the gens to use it.
It's true that the gene could be present in muggles.. it would be a dormant gene. Like what happens with muggle-borns.
Well... lol, there is actually a thread about wizarding genes here... pretty extensive convo, too, if ya wanna check it out....
http://www.potterforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=17006 _________________ Breathing is optional. Look, Bella, look.
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