But the more advanced you know, the less you are, the better you are.
Once a person’s thoughts get stuck in the horns, he is easy to make mistakes. Those most evil villains in the story are actually aspiring young people with ideals and ambitions.
Sherlock is looking forward to Hermione becoming mature and becoming a pioneer of thought that can benefit the British magic world in the future, but he does not want this seedling to grow crookedly and become a person like the so-called Dark King.
Of course, history is successful and the king loses, and smearing the losers is the right of the winner.
If Grindelwald had won the final victory, the Dark King who hindered the progress of history might have become Dumbledore, and the title of the greatest white wizard of the 20th century might have been turned to him.
But from that perspective, it was not what Sherlock expected.
“How to eliminate inequality is a nearly unsolvable question, Hermione, there are countless great people in history who are thinking about this question, but none of them came up with the answer.”
Sherlock said softly.
“You can read these books spontaneously and think about these problems. This is great, and it proves that you are indeed thinking. But this is the knowledge. The more ignorant a person is, the more arrogant he is, and the more he knows, he is full of doubts about the world and is confused and humble. This is not your problem, but for all seekers.”
“I have read enough books. You can understand the wisdom of predecessors, stand on the shoulders of those giants, and look at the current problems, but you must also be clear about how these thoughts left by these people come from.”
“Practice results in true knowledge, just reading books, and you will always stay in the framework of others. If you have more and more questions and are more and more confused about what you think, then go and take a look.”
“Go and see the problems you want to solve, look at other thoughts, don’t blindly instill your own thoughts into others. You must first understand what they think.”
Hermione’s eyes were full of firmness.
“I’ve found out where the good kitchen is. Professor, I will learn about those elves with my own eyes.”
Sherlock picked up his cup of black tea and took a sip.
“There is another point. I hope you can always remember that no matter what thought you come into contact with or how changes your understanding of the world have changed, you must not forget your original intention, which is to make everyone better. If your actions in the future violate this original intention, then you are no longer you. I don’t want to see Hermione Granger like that in the future.”
All he can do now is to put a patch in advance on Hermione’s mind that has not been completely released.
Seeing Hermione’s face now with Zheng’s key point, his patch should still play some role.
After the conversation with Sherlock that day, Hermione pulled Harry and Ron together in the evening and came to the corridor at the entrance of the Hufflepuff lounge that George and the others mentioned. “I think it’s better not to disturb their lives.” Harry said hesitantly, trying not to undermine Hermione’s enthusiasm, and at the same time expressing his demands.
“I won’t rush into the kitchen and persuade them to strike as you think.” Hermione said seriously, “I know that it’s not good for them.”
Ron stared at the eyes. Because he had a quarrel with Harry some time ago, he didn’t know what changes had happened to Hermione. His face was full of surprise.
“Then what are you taking us to the kitchen?”
“Go and see the living conditions of those elves, and chat with them, and learn about their thoughts on free work.”