[Fumi spares a glance back at him, just for a moment, before turning back around again. There's a small, wry smile on her face.]
No, of course not. Any scientist who believes themselves capable of that is delusional at best. The moment someone thinks they have everything figured out is the moment they stop thinking and questioning the world around them, and that's when reason dies.
[Fumi casts a brief glance at the stars shining in the night sky - a second brilliant light show atop the first.]
The pursuit of knowledge is the essence of science. If there's no knowledge left to pursue, where does that leave us?
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[Fumi spares a glance back at him, just for a moment, before turning back around again. There's a small, wry smile on her face.]
No, of course not. Any scientist who believes themselves capable of that is delusional at best. The moment someone thinks they have everything figured out is the moment they stop thinking and questioning the world around them, and that's when reason dies.
[Fumi casts a brief glance at the stars shining in the night sky - a second brilliant light show atop the first.]
The pursuit of knowledge is the essence of science. If there's no knowledge left to pursue, where does that leave us?