>>11763811I get pretty delusional when encountering a scientific theory that explains something in a way I didn't think it would, but I do eventually accept it. Einsteins relativity bothered me so much for about 20 years, but when I read the proof and "got" why it had to be true for the universe to work, I got it. Newtonian physics don't work on a cosmic scale without special relativity, which is something I hadn't really considered until I read his paper. It makes me wonder how many things we could find the answer to that we just don't know to ask yet.
