As the saying went, just because you had never eaten pork did not mean you had never seen a pig run. Before transmigrating, Liszt had not been a scientific researcher himself, merely an ordinary office worker.
But he understood scientific experiments to some extent and knew that data collection was a crucial part of any scientist's experiment. One also had to establish a reference framework and compare information again and again before obtaining valuable results—Mendel's pea experiments, for instance.
Nature's laws had always been there. The only difference was whether or not you could discover them.
The mages of the Legendary Continent were certainly a clever bunch, but they lacked sound experimental habits. Combined with the secrecy of their inherited knowledge, they always liked conducting their own private little experiments. There were no systematic procedures, no detailed experimental records, and not even reproducibility.
Thus, the Moon Empire's flourishing magical civilization had rapidly declined after the Magic Net contracted.
Yet while teaching A Ke magic, Liszt instilled in her many scientific experimental methods, the most important of which was information collection. If one wanted to study elves or dragons but failed to gather enough information, relying on idle speculation was meaningless.
Take the current study of elves. A single elf could provide too little information, but with hundreds of elves providing data, much information about elves would naturally reveal itself.
The secrets exposed by one elf's evolution might be few.
But if they kept recording, then as more and more elf evolution data was collected, they would surely discover valuable clues and thereby unravel the true nature of elf evolution.
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