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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
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[Harry Potter] Could muggle ingenuity eventually defeat the wizarding population?

I remember reading a book and took interest in its description of the ingenuity of humanity and the evolution of technology, the book proposed concepts such as global point clouds, which could render a 3D space of the entire earth in real time, supercomputers that could process the enormous amounts of data received from said point clouds, firearms that can identity the location of a target through said point clouds and AI that can operate thousands of machines simultaneously. How would wizards fare against a muggle society that has achieved this level of ingenuity?
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It's already happened. Muggles rule the world, and the wizarding world lives in the cracks and fringes.

Of course, they don't mind that because there's no need for conflict or for one society to "defeat" the other. Peaceful coexisting is working out just fine, even if most of one side doesn't know the other exists.