"Because wizards don't have rational minds!"

Clark's words were shocking, but to the point, as if he were a god standing above the firmament, looking down on the wizarding world in his palm, studying their society and civilization.

"No rational thinking?" Clarke's words shook Hermione speechless, but she just muttered "This can't be, this can't be", as if people had heard Copernicus propose heliocentrism.

"Yes, wizards are simply incapable of understanding rational, objective science, just like dyslexia, wizards are a group of people who collectively suffer from rational comprehension disorder, they are born with magic and can use magic, but this also deprives them of the ability to think rationally to understand science."

"The so-called research of wizards is nothing more than a hybrid deformity of Western mysticism, idealistic philosophy plus a little bit of empiricism and technological progress."

Clark defined the development of magic in the wizarding world as a whole, and his determined tone and demeanor made Hermione believe his words. It's just that the more she knows, the more doubts she becomes.

"Then why is this happening? Even if a wizard is not good at rational thinking, it is just one person, it can't be the whole British wizards, right? ”

Hermione's question hit the nail on the head.

There are certain accidental factors in an individual's personality and behavior, but once the sample is expanded to an ethnic group, even if it is due to the cultural factors of the ethnic group, there will be blind inertia, and it will not be so consistent after all.

It's like asking countless monkeys to type, and even if they don't know the alphabet, if they have enough samples, they will be able to type out a copy of Hamlet. However, in the entire wizarding world, there has never been such a monkey.

In fact, after receiving some of the knowledge in the fragment of the Godhead of Knowledge, Clark already knew what the reason was, but in order not to let Hermione collapse, he could only guide her little by little so that she could accept it.

"Nothing is impossible, isn't science just bold assumptions and careful verification? Don't you even have that bit of scientific thinking? ”

Hermione's words made Hermione want to refute, but before she could say anything, she was interrupted by Clark.

"Do you remember how long it has been since you started school that you haven't used what you learned in elementary school? Why haven't you ever thought of combining Muggle knowledge with magical knowledge? Why didn't you try to explain and understand magic in terms of science? ”

Three questions in a row got Hermione thinking.

"yes, why didn't I think about it? After entering the school, I just immersed myself in magic books, and it was like, it was like, it was like......"

"It's like you've been influenced by the unknown and changed your way of thinking?" Clark helped her finish what she couldn't say, which made Hermione nod her head desperately.

"It's because when you become a wizard, you're affected by the magic from the bloodline!"

"The influence of magic?"

"Yes!"

Clark didn't dare to tell Hermione the full name of "Chaos Magic", so he could only use the abbreviation "Magic".

When you stare into the abyss, the abyss is staring at you! With so many talented figures and so many geniuses in the wizarding world, is it true that no one is aware of the negative effects of chaos magic?

No, no, of course they were aware of it, at least at the level of Dumbledore, Voldemort, Grindelwald, and Nicol Lemay, the great wizards must know about the magic of Chaos.

But they didn't dare to put it in the book, and they didn't dare to teach it to the students at Hogwarts.

After all, this is a world with magic, and in the occult, a name alone also contains power. There are things that are nothing when you don't know them, and when you do, you're tricked.

In the spellbooks passed down from the Prewitt family, the first sentence reads, "Don't try to get to the roots."

"In fact, it is the same in the entire wizarding society, there is also a pair of invisible hands, which are restricting the development of wizarding civilization and imprisoning our thoughts, these hands are magic!"

"What is magic? Magic is the power that lies in the sorcerer's bloodline, the root of all magic, hidden in a higher dimension, yet tightly entangled with our souls and bodies. ”

"When the young wizards rebelled for the first time, their souls and bodies began to be affected by the magic. This power allows the young wizard to use his mind to distort reality and form all kinds of phenomena that violate the common sense of physics. ”

Clark waved his wand, and the tap water from the tap flowed backwards into the sky.

"I see!"

Hermione listened to Clark's explanation in simple terms, and saw his demonstration, and quickly understood how magic worked.

"But the effect of force is also mutual, magic is a disordered force that manifests its power according to the sorcerer's thoughts. It can also be reversed, making the wizard's thinking more disordered and illogical. ”

After all, all your wishes have come true, what other logical laws do you need?

This is like a rich second generation, just relying on money can smash others to call him husband, do you still need to learn how to chat with the goddess like a dick, how to use push and pull skills? No, it's enough to just have greasy earthy love words.

But at the same time, this rich second generation has also lost the ability to love and be loved! He will never get true love, just as wizards can never master magic. The power of idealism deprives them of the need for rational thinking.

In fact, in the eyes of Muggles, wizards are not like the rich second generation, egoistic, arrogant, gibberish and neurotic.

Under the influence of magic, their symptoms are even more serious than those of the rich second generation, and this negative impact even affects their physical bodies, changing their instincts as human beings.

So some old wizards, who were on the verge of collapse in their later years, began to swallow the internal organs of toads and dried spiders. They all have all kinds of distorted organs, sarcomas, twisted noses, and pointed ears. Becomes nervous and even nervous.

"So when I'm old, will I be as ugly and scary as the old witch in a fairy tale?"

Clarke's description of the scene startled Hermione, but she was most concerned about the effect of magic on her appearance.

This made Clark pout, and sure enough, women, whether Muggles or wizards, were most concerned about their appearance, no wonder the wizarding world's beauty potions did not stagnate.

"Don't worry, that's just a situation for some wild wizards, the wizarding world is not without talents, the Big Four who established Hogwarts in the first place have already set out to improve the situation, you see Professor McGonagall, hasn't it always been normal?"

Of course, I don't know if she secretly played with catnip in private.