Let’s get into the realm of planar geometry. A point can be defined from a perspective of local origin, but without an anchor-point it lacks relevance. Our universe cannot (as of yet) be defined, so any point you could possibly delegate has no relevance, as there is no anchor-point to be defined.
In other words, a point only has relevance because the person defining that point lends it relevance. There are factors that come into play outside of the consciousness of the definer, but for the purposes of this exercise it is the consciousness of the observer that is the focal point of Causality. It is a purely psyche-centric perspective that gives meaning to anything, in so far as we are concerned.
In other words, magick exists whether or not you like it, but it is the trait of consciousness that lends malleability to that condition.