Are physicists incapable of understanding what occurs physically in nature?
Are physicists incapable of correctly understanding what occurs physically in nature?
Why do we study physics? Why are most scientists opposed to the idea that sentience precedes physical reality? Why do people study physics? Is there anything science can't  explain? Is it common for physicists to be somewhat mystical in their view of reality? If so, why? Is science wrong? Why do you study physics? Why is physics so difficult to understand? Is there any phenomenon in physics which is mathematically consistent but physically failed? Is there something wrong with science? What if all we know about science is wrong? Why should physicists try to interpret reality rather than staying content with what Mathematics offers ? Why should I study physics? Why do people want to study physics? What if science is wrong? Is science wrong? Or not? Why did you study physics? What is a physicist? Is there any scientific explanation as to why the laws of nature hold? Is a scientific theory an irrefutable fact? Are there phenomena that are literally unexplainable by science, or is the unexplainable merely what we don't know yet? What's something that can be done that science can't explain how it happens? The paradoxes we see in Physics today such as that of the atomic structure and existence of solid objects, do they really exist? Or is it only a testament to our human limitations in scientific progress or perhaps, sensory-perception? Can science explain this? What is your review of Physics of the Impossible? What exactly does a theoretical physicist do? Do physicists believe in God? Why? What is the purpose of studying physics? Why should we believe in science? If there is a god who interacts with the physical world, could we reasonably expect physicists to detect it somehow? Why should I believe in science?