This is not some kind of idealism advocated by people. In fact, if we look at it honestly and objectively, we will find that some very outstanding scientists in Europe and the United States all devoutly believe in their religions. Including Newton.
Of course, there's no need to nitpick with such a film on this issue.
Fundamentally, what this film preaches is the desire for a scientific, objective, rigorous thinking attitude that is lacking in most films in this world. Not only commercial blockbusters that are purely entertainment, but even many popular science films, cannot put forward such in-depth and insightful ideas.
Just as many scientific researchers in the film said, it was just their doubts and curiosity about the world that made them begin to ask questions and think about the nature of the world. After a long period of rigorous thinking, they got such an answer, Of course, many people will come to different answers.
For example, Marx put forward the views of historical materialism and dialectical materialism. Of course, at that time, there was no evidence for CERN's many experiments to provide him with certain insights, so it is normal for some inherent ideas to change as science develops.
Science is a spirit.
This kind of spirit does not completely need a certain philosophy as the basis, but the progress of science, which naturally leads to the change of the researcher's outlook on life and world outlook.
If you look at the world with a certain worldview, can what you see be called a completely objective fact?
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