Can a Skeptic say magic doesn't exist?

If you think it's impossible to prove that magic doesn't exist, and think that's a good reason to believe in it, then you must also think it's impossible to prove that a small teapot is not in orbit around the sun, exactly halfway between Earth and Mars. Do you also believe in that? If not, what's the difference, aside from personal preference?

Silly argument!!

Magic is the art of illusion and slight of hand etc!!

Therefore skeptics know that magic is a man made trick and deception and therefore exists as trickery!!

They therefore not only know it exists but recognize it for what it is!!

Electricity is a scientific fact not magic!!

Christian claims for miracles and that sort of magic are fantasy and seen by the skeptics as that!!

Magic is everywhere.

Watching a huge lump of metal full of people and baggage rise into the sky and fly away.

Seeing pictures on a TV

Hearing sounds from a radio.

Turning dark to light by flicking a switch.

I can not replicate it, so it must be magic.

People don't believe because they have never noticed it. They put things down to chance or misfortune. But what people don't realize is that our brain emits frequencies with every thought. A frequency is energy. And like attracts like. So if you are constantly worried about something all the time guess what, it manifests itself. We literally will it into existence.

Practicing Shaman... quantum physics rocks.

The skeptical answer is, there is no evidence to demonstrate reliably that magic exists, therefore no reason to believe that it does.

This can be neatly summarised, though perhaps not ideally accurately, by the word "no"

Magic is an illusion so of course it doesn't exist.

Magic doesn't exist.

Yep.

"Magic doesn't exist"

there is no magic just illusions

the supernatural world is not real. like god there is no evidence.