> Similarly, the main question of physics used to be "how everything is", not how do we think everything might be. I assure you, philosophy of physics is much

> Similarly, the main question of physics used to be "how everything is", not how do we think everything might be. I assure you, philosophy of physics is much more complicated than that, and a lot of senior physicists and leaders in the community are aware of these subtleties, and constantly argue about it.