I sometime use the term magic to highlight code that is out of the current context/scope. That ICA, FFT or MLP module is magic... The module maybe complex but

I sometime use the term magic to highlight code that is out of the current context/scope. That ICA, FFT or MLP module is magic... The module maybe complex but it is not magic. However it is something that I probably don't _need_ to understand to solve the problem I am currently working on. Now I think about it, normally only very reliable code is called magic - the stuff that always goes wrong has some other choice descriptors.