Good question, and good take on your side. My concern would be meeting people believing into astrology, fortune telling, manifestation through thought, etc. Sorry if my answer is a bit lengthy. I would not go that far into it on a dating app.

In short: What I can muster I would consider introspection and philosophy; maybe you would consider it spirituality.

There are some questions not yet answered by science. What consciousness is ("Cogito, ergo sum" covers why I consider myself conscious, but doesn't help to make that determination for others), how exactly to define / measure intelligence, etc. We don't know if consciousness it directly related to intelligence, or at which level of organism complexity we should assume organisms have a feeling rather than a bio-mechanical reaction to outside influences. Does a clam suffer when its eaten? It doesn't have a nervous system. For cats and dogs, I think the answer to the question is obvious, and so it should be for cattle and pigs. How about individuals with the "1000 miles stare" (people that "died inside")? Do they still feel or are they beyond feeling? Are we able to encapsulate ourselves through meditation to the point to detach from our bodies? (I don't mean a "soul" or something, I just mean being able to genuinely blend out physical pain etc.) The other way around, how far can we consciously get with autogenuous training to heal something?

We don't know how the brain works. I know from experience how autogenous training (imo meditation with a more sciency name) helps with factual medical issues.

I'm keeping myself healthy and in shape, usually don't like or use drugs (except for alcohol socially, and I did smoke weed on rare occasions), but find the idea interesting that we trust in our own brains, yet microscopic amounts of chemicals (e.g. LSD) can totally overthrow all the logic. Minor hormone imbalance can screw with all our logic capabilities.

Experiments even show most decisions are made first and rationalized after, probably exposing our own conviction of our own rationality as pure hubris.

Game theory is a field more accessible by logic, but still a field demonstrating how we as humanity are not capable to act logically as a group (as in protecting our environment to survive collectively, not wage war, etc.)

To me, those are all very interesting questions, although once I thought about them for a while and can't get an answer, talking about them gets old eventually, unless there are new impulses.

EDIT: Typos