Is it normal to be this kind of scientist?
I said I was done, but that doesn't mean I'm gone permanently, I have an itch to ask more questions. I'm a scientist (learned science on the internet, extremely complicated), I use logic, Ockham's razor, inquiry, the scientific method and intersubjective theory, experiments and observations in all my science whether you believe it's science or not! So one of the sciences I studied is religious neuroscience, bear with me, this is when I have all my life observed and realized that the soul is in your mind, i.e. touching the brain, the seat of intelligence, the seat of the rational part of the soul, as some religions are rational. But to my mind religion is intelligent more than rational. I also tried my version of biology, and based on it, nutritional science, the latter consisting of the following diet: herbs, herbal teas, alkaline digestive enzymes (carbohydrates of potatoes, vegetables and bananas), tinctures, etc. And my biology is that, based on the Investigative Science Centre, I observed (from an artificial heart) that an unhealthy heart pumps much less blood than a healthy heart. And also, my science of history, which denies conventional history and makes real truth about secular history, it's really a faith-science, a secular faith, and furthermore I studied structuralism by both Saussure and Levi-Strauss, and currently I'm studying phenomenology, the science of consciousness (without intellectualizing, which is OK because the mind makes no sense, it's in fact the most complex part of the body), is any of this normal?