I ' m so glad to hear that you ' ve made this real progress . You ' ve worked really hard to get here . Congratulations ! <| sep |> There ' s vote buttons for a reason . We are not Spez we do not edit or censor content <| sep |> Most people working in the film industry are more concerned with just getting work . <| sep |> I definitely agree , there was like no reason for the surprise ! the gaming company was a contrived evil villain for no reason all along ! I liked it until they decided to just throw that stupid twist in there . there shouldn ' t always have to be some bad guy . <| sep |> I would say that the degree to which someone might understand a given theory does not factor into whether or not someone is engaged in a belief . As you probably already know , scientists don ' t believe in the big bang theory , the big bang theory just happens to be the best model the scientific community has come up with to reconcile all the observable evidence with reality and any other theory that could successfully do the same would also be valid by definition , yet , it ' s certainly conceivable that someone could believe in the big bang just because they like the way it sounds e . g . a newagey kind of person that throws around terms like quantum and spacetime simply because it sounds cool , but I think if someone understands that scientific theories are models of reality that are designed to satisfy the available evidence , even if they have absolutely no technical understanding of the scientific work , they ' re ultimately working outside a system of belief because there is a tacit implication that any contradictory observations would invalidate the model .