A certain Hogwarts esoteric leader

Seeing Anna looking exhausted, Yunivo also used his brain to think carefully.

In fact, when it comes to this, he probably already understands what Anna means. To use an analogy that is more in line with modern people's thinking, the so-called digitalization is actually conceptualization.

No matter how complex or vast the content is, it can be summarized in a short noun, and this noun also has endless connotations.

Thus, a large amount of information can be stored in the form of a vocabulary.

In a physical sense, take a grain of sand as an example. Although it is just an ordinary grain of sand to the naked eye, if you conduct more detailed research, such as putting it under a magnifying glass, you will also know that there are endless things in it. Mystery.

This is the wonderful thing. The information contained in the most ordinary substance is all-encompassing.

He confirmed this understanding with Anna, and received an incredulous and even frustrated look from the latter.

"How is it possible..." Anna doubted herself, "My intelligence is not even as good as that of a muscular man."

A strange emotion arose in Yunieff's heart. He was not proud of his intelligence. Counting reality and historical copies, he had been intelligent for more than twenty years and regarded his intelligence as a normal thing. .After the incident with Indelexi, he realized that intelligence alone could not solve the problem, but also required the accumulation of strength.

So for a short period of time, I was impatient to pursue strength, and even lost my psychological balance.

But even so, everyone (including Dumbledore) only recognized his intelligence and thought that his power was far from reaching the point where he could influence the situation.

Unexpectedly, at this moment, the strength he displayed had overshadowed his intelligence, so much so that he showed a little understanding, which surprised Anna so much.

In other words, the status he has achieved so far is largely based on strength.

For him, who has always pursued knowledge first, it was indeed a mixed bag.But at the same time, he also felt a sense of relief.

No extra wisdom is needed, just inherent strength is needed to achieve a position that would otherwise require an exhaustive effort of the mind, and a little effort of the brain can frustrate even a reasonably intelligent person.

I have to say, it’s really great.

There was such a joy in his heart.

On the other side, Anna managed to put away her frustrated look and said, "That's pretty much what you meant. However, in order to facilitate the following discussion, it is still necessary to explain it on a digital basis, because the theory of numerology is about arithmetic and divination. Developed on the basis of digitalization.”

Yunieff nodded, and the wizards and scholars had no objection.

So Anna said: "In short, in the theory of arithmetic and divination, everything can be converted into a string of numbers and carved into a position on a toothpick. So in turn, we also believe that everything exists on this toothpick. The scratch on the toothpick. This scratch is the numerology of everything. If you carve it a little bit, or carve it a little bit, everything may be completely different."

"On this theoretical basis, arithmetic divination can deduce the operation of all things by interpreting the numbers of all things." She said, "Of course, there are great difficulties."

Yunieff probably understood. The meaning was similar to cryptography, and the form was similar to decompressing a compressed package. In short, arithmetic and divination was a method of deciphering the context of the world.

However, such a theory must be based on the basic certainty of the past and the future. In other words, even in the unborn state, things after birth have been completely determined.

He stated this inference and met Anna's resentful eyes again.

When she was studying numerology and existential theory, she didn't know how long it took before she thought of this layer of thought. How could this guy with thick eyebrows and big eyes think of it at the first time?

She suddenly thought of a possibility. This guy didn't know what numerology was from the beginning, and he just pretended not to know to tease her. Only in this way can he explain why he could understand the core essence of it all at once.

Then her eyes became even more unkind.

In a sense, her guess was correct. After all, Yunieff had heard Dumbledore and Gabrielle say similar things, namely the so-called world will manipulation theory. When combined, she could indeed understand its meaning better than the average person.

However, there are still certain differences between the two theories. In the ontology of numerology, there is no role of world will, but a kind of determinism is completely placed on the innate normality.

Is this a whitewash of the will of the world?Yunieff thought, indeed, if the popular theory among prophetic wizards is manipulation theory, then it is difficult to imagine why there are prophetic wizards who would willingly side with the will of the world. After all, we are not born dogs.

But if the popular theory is that everything is the way it is, the will of the world's plan for the world will naturally win the approval of most prophetic wizards. On the contrary, they will think that their own abilities are at work, and they will use their extraordinary ability to see "script" and feel superior.

In order to maintain this feeling of superiority, the prophetic wizard will naturally guide the facts to what he sees. Because otherwise, the prediction will be invalid, and the prophetic wizard will not be able to prove that he has seen the future.

Once this kind of self-proof cannot be achieved, the lofty status of today's prophetic wizards will disappear.

The more he thought about it, the more Yunieff felt the power of this hand. Simply using a vague word to disguise it, it produced huge benefits that were irresistible. The existence of the level of world will (no matter where it is) a), thus grasping the development of the real world.

Anna didn't know that Yunieff had thought so much in one breath, and said: "When I first started to think about this, the conjecture of determined destiny really made me feel uncomfortable. This obviously collided with ordinary common sense. Isn't it? Moreover, the more self-aware a person is, the less likely they are to accept this theory."

She glanced over, which may mean that Yunieff's self-awareness is also very strong, and then continued: "However, even within the category of numerology ontology, there is room for freedom. Not all numbers It’s all a given—”

"What do you mean?" Yunieff asked.

"That's the literal meaning." Anna said, "Among the almost endless numbers of everything, the number that can be determined is actually only one-seventh. Don't ask me why it is one-seventh, because I don't know. , in short, there are more numbers that are uncertain, so the numerology marks on the toothpick will change within a certain range."

"This is why not all predictions are accurate." She explained to herself.