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Which particular magic system do you think is the most comprehensive in the way that not only it includes other systems practices but introduces novel ideas and insights as well?
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If we're just talking about versatility, novel ideas, and the inclusion of other systems practices. I'd probably say it's one of the European recreationist movements. Having a lot of holes in your mythology and practice seems to both allow and necessitate filling those holes with other things that already exist. I think there may also be something to said about not having the whole picture showing you where the edges are.
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Historically, it's probably chaos magick, at least as you've defined it. It could theoretically include the practices of any other system, because chaos magick is a "meta-paradigm" moreso than it is a "paradigm" in the traditional sense. To date, it was also the last truly watershed moment in occultism, it fundamentally shifted the development of the occult scene from the 1970s onward.