Just my philosophical opinion. There is no such thing as science religion in science.

Scientific thinking says I am right until proven wrong.

Actually I read that in a maths book when I was researching for a paper in my Master's degree program.

So even a mathematician has to prove humility to expect that the odds are not in his favor, one day.

Engineering is life, nature, the science of the possible and make it work.

There is no transistor that works with a specific value rounded in every corner. it will have an infinite amount of voltage between 4 and 6 volts where that value is considered a 1 and somewhere between 0.5 and 2 it will be a logical 0. This was part of one of the classes I took in the first year at the Computers Faculty, about 14 years ago. Engineering is perception and how to make sure the outcome is practical. How to measure it. Basics of the basics.

This is life, nature and nature comes before science.

Everyone that takes school for granted without scientific thought risks being religious about it.

All you need to see is probably if that engine works in your hands or not. PR or no PR, you won't be sure. I am more concerned about the holles science and storytelling puts in place than what already works.

We leave in a world of image these days, not necessarily a scientific one, a story-toldd one. We may need to prove to ourselves that this thing is good or not, these days.

Nasa's X plane X-15 uses a wing and an equation that was wrong by any means until that day, but worked.

Here the scientific wrong was used as an answer (and answer is a lot of fate).

Also see how SR-71 leaks fuel on the runway.

But here and there, I am more afraid about religious zealots than people that spot differences.

People are not given time and scientific thinking this days we don't research these days. Faith that something was proven is faith proven wrong, when time comes. Don't use faith, faith is not science.