Science has come against its own limits many times. Hume's problem of induction shows you that every scientific conclusion is a leap of faith. Scientists try t

Science has come against its own limits many times. Hume's problem of induction shows you that every scientific conclusion is a leap of faith. Scientists try to make it as small as possible of a leap, but it is still a leap. Chaotic systems require more percision than physics allows, making many systems theoretically unpredictable. Having accurate models is useless. If you have a model that's theoretically accurate but requires more accuracy than the universe actually has then what does that even mean? Where does that information come from? Qunatum mechanics was basically the end of causality as we know it. Forget correlation does not imply causation. There is no causation. Godel's incompleteness, Turing's halting, prove that formal systems have limits and that even logic itself cannot go everywhere.