It is the crux. There’s a latent belief that all reality can be measured objectively in controlled environments. There’s reasons why this cannot be true both in

It is the crux. There’s a latent belief that all reality can be measured objectively in controlled environments. There’s reasons why this cannot be true both inside and outside the scientific realm. For one, scientific progress couldn’t exist without a perpetually large area of measurements which have not been made or imagined yet; science is not useful unless there is value in the “hunch” - subjectively interesting but not (yet) objectively measurable phenomenon - something which has not been measured. Secondly, there’s the undeniable possibility that some aspects of reality simply can never be measured scientifically for some reason. The question then is, how else can that knowledge be obtained? To not adore appearances is to be both unscientific and un-beyond-scientific.