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Ie. Prove the rules of divination as written in their belief system.
Traditionally, you prove (or more practically refute) the efficacy of a magical system like divination through empirical consistency.
Divination doesn’t work because it is unreliable. I can predict, say, the next week of weather or the outcome of an athletic game through climatology or sabermetrics far more reliably than the I Ching or Tarot.
But let’s pretend it did work. I’m not sure how you’d functionally prove it.
Europe has an enormous surveillance state, increasingly modeled (and managed) by Israeli surveillance systems used in Palestine.
Germany, France, the UK, and Spain already have some of the most advanced facial recognition imagine in the world deployed in their surveillance networks.
And the EU just expanded their legal use
Maybe you’re safer from an American tech company. But not from the local police.