It’s clear that magic must carry with it a fairly different psychology—not just (nonlinear, bimodal) changes to the level of general intelligence, but differences of personality as well.
The question is, can we coherently analyze what the Wizarding psychology looks like?
It’s clear that magic must carry with it a fairly different psychology—not just (nonlinear, bimodal) changes to the level of general intelligence, but differences of personality as well.
The question is, can we coherently analyze what the Wizarding psychology looks like?