Dear Remus and Hermione,
Being very smart, did you ever wonder about how science relates to magic? Do you have any theories? Being a muggleborn Hermione, I don't imagine that you would simply forget all they had taught you in school before Hogwarts, and Remus would probably have learned about science from one book or another; I always think that it's rather strange that this wasn't covered as part of the magical curriculum.
The Unregistered Wolf Animagus
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Dear Unregister Wolf Animagus,
I suppose I did once wonder about such things, the science especially and yes it confuses me also why it was never covered as part of the curriculum, due to how they class so many things as impossible which are in fact possible, I suppose it simply never made sense, and as for biology, many magical creatures simply can't be classified that easily. So yes, I suppose that although it's odd, it makes sense.
-Remus Lupin
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Dear the Unregistered Wolf Animagus,
Yes I thought that too! It is odd. When I first bought my wizarding textbooks I was so worried, everything I had learned now seemed so useless! I think that's a large reason why I spent so long trying to learn everything I could from all the textbooks as soon as possible. However I never forgot what I'd been taught, plus arithmancy rekindled my love of mathematics, even though it was the more magical side of it. But back to the beginning question, I'd have to agree with Professor Lupin, magic seems to make everything muggles believe impossible, as perfectly possible, so it would be rather difficult for them to coincide, but I'm not entirely sure.
Sincerely,
Hermione Weasley