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[Harry Potter/Inception] Would a Wizard be easier to Incept given that they accept things that Muggles consider impossible?

The key to a successful Inception is avoiding being detected by a dreamer as an invasive outside influence. In the case of Muggles, it is the introduction of unlikely/improbable/impossible elements into a dream by an Inceptor that tip them off. In the case of a wizard however, their everyday world is filled with spontaneous impossible happenings on a routine basis so given that they already have this kind of mindset does that leave there **more** vulnerable to an Inception attempt than a Muggle would be?
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Sort of. While warping space like what Cobb does to the Paris skyline would still alert a Wizard dreamer, you could do anything in a dream that is readily replicated by magic without the dreamer noticing. But wizards dream of magical sheep: The mind's natural defenses would also do things Muggles consider impossible. A trained Muggle's mind has agents firing bullets to kill interlopers. A trained Wizard's mind would probably have agents shooting Avada Kedavra or casting Fiendfyre.