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[Marvel] What is the difference between magic and "energy"?

I read everywhere that Infinity Stones aren't magic, they include energies left from the universe's creation. Thus using them is not using magic but using the fundamental forces of the universe.

What I'm wondering is, what's the difference? Manipulating the primal energies of Reality to summon creatures sounds like magic to me. 

So what's the difference between using the reality stone to summon creatures vs. using magic to summon creatures? What's the difference between using the power stone to send energy blasts vs. using a spell to send energy blasts? What is the difference between the energy within the stones and the energy magicians use?
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Comparing magic and energy is like comparing electro magnetism and gravity. Yes magnets draw two things together and so can gravity, but the mechanics behind them are very different.

> So what's the difference between using the reality stone to summon creatures vs. using magic to summon creatures?

We have no examples of this happening, so any explanation would just be speculation.

> What's the difference between using the power stone to send energy blasts vs. using a spell to send energy blasts?

Energy blasts from the power stone is the same energy used in forming the universe, energy blasts from magic is shaped mana from the caster.

> What is the difference between the energy within the stones and the energy magicians use?

Let's say we're playing World of Warcraft. A magician can cast a nice variety of spells there and a dedicated player can get pretty strong. Using the infinity gauntlet would be like a developer actually going into the program and coding out specific actions (though it's much more streamlined). Things that aren't possible with magic are possible with the infinity gauntlet because nothing is impossible for it.