There is a way to buy it back, but it is very expensive, with time and a lot of thought and even more of actions. I do not expect this title has anything to do

There is a way to buy it back, but it is very expensive, with time and a lot of thought and even more of actions. I do not expect this title has anything to do with reasoning about people's choices at all. Nor with the concept. I think it might have more to do with dismissal. Its opposite. What irks me is that talking as if "people/science cannot understand" is a different kind of hubris. Not humility. It's only that this limited quant approach is not enough. Too reductionist, too simplified. World is much richer than such spherical cow models. To falsify this idea, consider when people thought men flying on daily basis was impossible. Yet here we are. And we can do, as a whole, so much more. The idea that something is unknowable is not productive. It may make you feel good or accept your limitations, but there are so many other ways of doing that which are not regressive and do not apply your presumption on state of knowledge, humanity or the world on others. Respect is a two way street. Lacking in the USA lately, while forced and faked in the some Asian cultures. Respectability is a separate matter stemming from it. Dignity is a word of many and inconsistent meanings, mostly undefined. Excellent way to hide what you really mean.