@aspiring_deer From a falsifiability perspective, the issue it's that they can't be disproven.
To me, that’s faith—it’s bulletproof against being proven wrong. But then again, that’s just the perspective I hold on how to distinguish science from belief.
@aspiring_deer Unverifiable doesn't mean it’s not the truth, and just because something can be verified doesn't mean it’s true. Many believers don’t hold 'vague' faith; they see confirmation everywhere, like in the harmony of nature.
@aspiring_deer Take Marxist fatalism: if capitalism prospers, you say its internal contradictions are peaking; if it fails, you say the revolution is starting. If things return to normal, you just say 'the time isn't yet ripe.'
@x_anitwt The transition from panel 2 to 3 is super weird. It implies the guy already grabbed the health pack and was turning to leave when he ran into Sue. Because the artist skipped the 'picking up' part, the character's sudden shift in position feels nonsensical