I think people are more talking about believing in scientific institutions to ensure credibility and good faith research. Not necessarily that an individual institution is credible, but more the scientific community as a whole can be relied on.
Science is absolute, however the way we interpret and understand it isn't flawless and at the end of the day some level of belief has to be put into the fallible people behind it.
I love learning about quantum physics from YouTube, but my impression is a lot of it ends up being "particals are just silly little guys at the quantum level" or "we have two models: one for normal big physics and one for batshit crazytown tiny physics".
It seems like this is more nuanced than simply black and white. Of all the jobs I've worked, about half of them had/have any ramifications for being late.
One job I had, if I wasn't on time to start the production process, the evening crew would have to stay later to finish. My current job on the other hand is WFH and project-oriented, so as long as I'm not late to a meeting, I could start 2 hours later and finish 2 hours later.
Absolutely no joke I would watch this all the way through.
The biggest complaint about Hallmark is how they lack creativity and every plot is the same. I feel like the missing piece to their formula is absurdism. Like a love child between the princess switch 2: switched again meets sharknado.
I would have expected her to be one of those annoying un-set cards that make you irl get into a batshit crazy argument and ruin everyone's night in order to tap the card for one mana of any colour.
On the plus side it has she has bat synergy with some of the Bloomburrow cards.
I think people are more talking about believing in scientific institutions to ensure credibility and good faith research. Not necessarily that an individual institution is credible, but more the scientific community as a whole can be relied on.
Science is absolute, however the way we interpret and understand it isn't flawless and at the end of the day some level of belief has to be put into the fallible people behind it.