Throughout humanity's long history, there had been few saints and noble figures willing to illuminate an entire age with their lofty character. Likewise, people wicked to the utmost extreme were also rare.
In this world, most people were ordinary mortals, with their own strengths and shortcomings, weathering life's ups and downs and challenges.
The probability that all nine hundred-plus Tierras would be virtuous was indeed very small. Human nature possessed both light and darkness. After each Tierra had been severed from Prime Tierra, they would experience initial bewilderment and confusion. The struggles and mutual devouring that followed would plunge them into conflict and discord. As the situation rapidly deteriorated, the Tierras would gradually awaken and begin to realize the importance of unity and cooperation.
This was almost the inevitable outcome in most worlds.
In the vast majority of worlds, the nine hundred-plus Tierras would not cooperate immediately from the start. The difference usually lay in when they began cooperating, as well as the choices made by wizards with the potential for godhood, such as Dumbledore, Nicolas Flamel, Harry, and Hermione.
Of course, the governments of nations around the world were also extremely important. But in the process of governmental decision-making, public opinion played a crucial role, because governments needed to consider and respond to the needs and expectations of the public.
However, it was worth noting that public opinion was often stable and rigid. It was constrained by an individual's social environment, cultural traditions, and the information conveyed by the media. This created a cycle: governments were constrained by public opinion, while public opinion was constrained by the information and viewpoints it received.
The formation of collective consciousness was influenced by many factors, including history, culture, religious beliefs, and social status. People were often more inclined to accept information that