Understandable, particularly since the discovery itself is rarely if ever done in the name of those flaws. Innovation is practical application of discovery, however, and thus the practicality often comes in the task of patching a weakness caused by such a flaw.

I suppose we are just mincing words, however, and have slightly differing views on the matter. Regardless, I do not believe they would treat a magical renaissance any differently than they would an industrial one.