Connor's Hogwarts

Divination is originally used to exchange information, and the price to be paid for divination of "information about the past" is only a little bit of magic power. As long as you don't try to divination the future desperately, this is an invincible and easy-to-use magic.

So the question is, when using divination, where does the information obtained from this exchange come from?

Connor caught this "wonderful point" and put forward a "conjecture" that wizards can build an "Internet" belonging to wizards by exchanging information with the world itself.

Turning the world itself into the "storage" of the wizard's magic computer, a "cloud disk" with unlimited capacity, is Connor's real purpose.

To achieve this goal, what is needed is an "automatic divination machine", which is the "magic computer" that Connor asked Professor Victor to research, which can quickly exchange information with the world.

This is a bold plan. Once successful, the benefits will be endless. According to Connor's words, "This is the best opportunity for wizards to overtake Muggles and achieve a leap in the era."

Dumbledore also had to be moved by it, and in the end he could only turn a blind eye to Connor's abuse of the school's professors. If it wasn't because of the shortage of teachers in the school, he would have wanted Professor Victor to devote himself wholeheartedly. Do the research, not the class.

It was only then that Dumbledore seriously thought about recruiting more substitute professors. Maybe... it would be a waste of talent to let some professors do magic enlightenment work.

"Connor, your idea is very interesting, very interesting..." Dumbledore paced back and forth in the office, his half-moon glasses reflecting a strange light under the candlelight...

"But... I didn't mean to offend Setima. I was just talking about the matter. I mean... Can Setima alone really complete this job smoothly? Of course, Setima is doing arithmetic divination. She has done in-depth research on her, and I have never doubted her ability. What I mean is...if she is given more helpers, will the research progress be faster?"

He was anxious, he was anxious, even if he was as stable as old... Dumbledore, after clearly understanding the plan, could not help but become too excited. Professor Victor only saw the powerful capabilities of the magic computer, and Dumbledore Bledo sees the "future" that magic computers will bring to the wizarding world. This invention may be more meaningful than killing a few Voldemorts.

Connor smiled slightly, sighed contentedly with his tea, and said leisurely: "Professor, you are right, of course I will not put such a heavy burden on the shoulders of Professor Victor alone. Didn't I just say that? This is just the first part of the plan..."

"Oh" Dumbledore raised his eyebrows, returned to his seat and sat down, looking at Connor with admiration and relief in his eyes, "Yes, you have always been thoughtful in everything you do. Let's talk about your plan. What’s the second part of”

Connor put down his teacup, his face straightened, and the most important part of tonight's conversation finally came.

"Professor Dumbledore, even if we successfully develop a magical computer that can perform high-speed divination calculations, we still have to face a very serious problem..."

"Tell me more."

"Professor Dumbledore, the Magic Network I want to build is to be promoted so that everyone in the wizarding world can use it. It is not something for self-entertainment. You should understand this, right?"

"Indeed, such a great invention only makes sense if it can be used by all wizards."

"But" Connor raised a finger and said slowly:

"The amount of information stored in this world itself is too much and too complicated. Neither my magic painting nor any wizard can manage such complicated information in a unified way. But if we give up this management right, The established magic network will become messy and disorganized, and it will not be safe for people to use."

Once the magic net is built, in a sense, this world will have no secrets for wizards. If no matter what you want to know, as long as you don't use magic to prevent it, you can get it through "divination" through the magic net. But it's too scary, just from the perspective of protecting privacy, such magic nets are not allowed to exist.

This time, Dumbledore, the voyeur, immediately understood what Connor meant. He touched his beard and said: "You mean...this magic network still needs an administrator, right? But if you want to be on the magic network, When formulating rules, you must be fully aware of the information as much as possible, is that what you mean, right?"

Connor nodded: "Yes, we also need a central processor that can handle such a huge amount of information. If we can control the flow of information from the source of the information, we can use this central processor to provide magic network Set the rules. If not, this magic network will be undefended to all wizards. What the magic network will be used for will not be controlled. It will become the sharpest double-edged sword..."

Connor made a gesture with his hands in the air, indicating that this is "information from the world", and then pointed to Facebook on the desktop, indicating that it is a "magic computer", and then he clenched his fists between the two:

"We must ensure that wizards cannot escape our control when using magic computers to interact with the magic net. This is the prerequisite for building the magic net. If this problem is not solved, there will be no way to build the magic net."

Dumbledore's hand stroking his beard stopped in mid-air, and he frowned: "Indeed, information itself is a powerful force. We should never let this power go. At the very least, we cannot let this magic network be used by hackers with evil intentions. Used by wizards..."

Dumbledore rubbed his temples with a headache, "Connor, this problem is more troublesome than making a magic computer. You reminded me that even if we can develop a magic computer, we can only use it ourselves. Don't worry about promoting it. A magic network that cannot be monitored is Pandora's box. If it is used by lawless people, big problems will arise..."

Then Dumbledore noticed the smile on the corner of Connor's mouth, and he was slightly startled: "Why, Connor, have you already thought of a way? Wait, let me think about it, it is almost impossible to control the flow of information at the source, so what do you want? Set rules on the user side to monitor information.”

"As expected of Professor Dumbledore, he was able to think of this at once..."

Dumbledore was not happy to be praised, because the evil smile on the corner of Connor's mouth never stopped. Dumbledore was familiar with this smile. When he was young, he had a similar smile when he taught those idiot classmates magic... Sure enough, he heard the second half of Connor's sentence:

"...But it's not entirely true. It is actually possible to control all information at its source, and I am very confident about it."

Dumbledore pushed his eyes downward: "How?"

Connor smiled: "Of course, to do this, you need Professor Dumbledore's help."

"Say."

Connor took out his old version of Facebook and looked at Dumbledore with sharp eyes: "Professor, on this Facebook of mine, there is a... very special contact, one that only the two of us know. Special contact..."

Dumbledore frowned at first, then his pupils suddenly shrank, and he raised his head suddenly: "You mean...that lady"

Connor snapped his fingers: "Yes, it is unrealistic to completely control all information. It is not something that humans can do at all, but if you are not a human, can you do it?"

"If everything Helena told us is true, the omniscient and omnipotent Ms. Ravenclaw who has lost her feelings but retained a powerful soul and has endless life is the last piece of the puzzle to complete my magic network plan. "

"Professor Dumbledore, as long as we convince this lady to become our central processor, then we will be able to build a magical network belonging to our wizards."

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