The Periodic Table of Words and Spirits at Hogwarts

Black and white are always in the opposite position in human cognition.

But why is this?

Why do people always put black and white in the opposite position?

Why do humans rarely think about this issue?

Some people say that black means that no light enters people's field of vision, while white is the opposite, symbolizing that all light enters people's sight.

But why does black symbolize darkness and white symbolize light?

Why doesn't white symbolize darkness, and black symbolize light?

People seem to be influenced by some kind of meme, that is, they stubbornly believe that black is negative and white is positive.

Do you have a feeling of being terrified?

What if it is explained in such a background?

Humans in ancient times lived under the haze of darkness, and those who did not obey the orders of the black would be hung on bronze pillars to dry.

People had to endure it, and then slowly became numb in the enduring generation after generation.

Gradually, people believed that obeying the black orders was absolutely correct, an iron law that could not be disobeyed.

But at this moment, Hei's brother Bai felt that the submissive appearance of humans was really boring, so he planned to give them something they were too lazy to touch, and wanted to see if humans could become interesting?

At first it was the fire that came from the king of bronze, and then the water was taken from the king of the sea.

Several kings were also bored, and generously gave these things to Bai, and also expected him to do something that would make them feel new.

But people don't make any progress after they have obtained these precious things.

So Shiro, who was playful, made the most mortal action.

Bai gave the fifth element of the world under his control, the spirit, to mankind.

But just after he made this move, Hei expressed dissatisfaction with his behavior.

Hei believes that this is strengthening the power of those slave races, and it is very likely to impact his dominance.

So after a quarrel, White and Black broke up and led their respective families to fight an eternal war.

In the end, Black won. He tied White to a bronze pillar with iron chains and threw it into the volcano.

However, Hei also died in the end.

Killed by humans.

Because Bai gave them ideas, they began to be reluctant to be their slaves.

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