This question is kind of philosophical in nature, but what does science progress towards? What are it’s goals?

Why is pi the number that it is? If an end was ever found to pi, would it prove that there is a fundamental limit to the scale of reality? Theoretically, if pi was a different number, how might the universe differ?

What happens if I broke the laws of thermodynamics? Can I get fined for it?

Is the "Havana Syndrome" real or not? Did people legitimately get their brains fried by a super secret undetectable microwave weapon?

are there any Mathemagicians in /sci/ ?
inb4 "no homework, blah, blah"
it's not homework, it's something I saw online

And if a large portion are vaccinated, what's the point of getting the vaccine?

The code is in javascript, but I can explain further.
I've got a class that takes a bezier curve to be constructed from three coordinate pairs, it then calculates a series of points along it. Using these points a set of polar coordinates are generated relative to a central point (of the starting point, end point, and control point averaged together). The polar coordinates are used to check if a point fed into a collision checking function attached to the class is within the shape created by the bezier curve. I've got some strange behavior though, this red line that turns green when the cursor is inside of the outer blue curve. The blue curve should line up perfectly with the red/green curve, but it doesn't and I'm not sure why. The red through green dots show the area that returns true in the 'hitcheck' function for the curve.
I've got a repo, the important bit is at the bottom if anyone is familiar with this kind of thing.
https://github.com/Packmanager9/Bezier-Connection

What went wrong?

Golly gee, science sure is swell as heck! I think I'm gonna trust it, yessiree!