[Crossover] Seeds of Science

My name is Honorius. I'm probably a transmigrator, and I'm an utterly ordinary Japanese-Italian mixed-race kid. My Japanese name is Tsumabuki Kan. After starting school, I studied math and science diligently, basking in the magnificent system built by Newton and Einstein. But before long, I discovered a whole bunch of physics outliers who had slipped through the cracks! The people around me either played tennis until they lost all five senses, could start fires with their bare hands, or claimed they could see yokai. In short, every now and then they rubbed the laws of physics into the ground. Damn it, apologize to Sir Newton and old Bohr! Serious blurb: Someone once asked, what is the world? The world is not an abandoned playground of the gods. It is a hall where science wears the crown. For the glory of science lies in making people believe that the gods are dead, and only the brilliance of human intellect will endure through the ages! Please note: 1. This is a parallel world where Tsumabuki gave up medicine to pursue literature. Hono dreams of becoming a scientist. 2. Hono's superpower is arguing people into submission (crossed out). By carefully explaining the physics behind things, he makes others doubt their own abilities. 3. The physics and chemistry may be inaccurate. Please point out any mistakes in the comments. 4. Original title: The Anti-Science Chat Group. My other ongoing story is [Crossover] The Literary Young Man, about Hono pursuing a literary path in a parallel world. Theme: Is it wrong to believe in science in a crossover world?