Doctor Naseem Javed

The allure of magic squares as amulets is steeped in both scientific skepticism and mystical belief. From a scientific perspective, the purported effects of magic squares are often dismissed as mere observation bias, attributing any perceived outcomes to chance or coincidence within the realm of probability. Controlled experiments fail to reproduce the magical properties attributed to these squares, leading to the conclusion that their perceived effects are unfounded. Conversely, believers in the mystical properties of magic squares argue that the very act of experimentation or measurement disrupts the delicate balance of these squares, akin to the concept of wave function collapse in quantum mechanics. They posit that the bending of probability in favor of desired outcomes is the true magic at play, where the alignment of cosmic forces through the arrangement of the square leads to tangible effects. In this view, the use of magic squares is not akin to bribing a person for a favor aga