How could anyone already know how to explain why atoms behave as they do between the years 1910 and 1920, when the neutron--something inextricably critical to the contents of atom nuclei--wasn't discovered until 1932? To show just how bad this can get, the subatomic particle now called a neutron, was named as such because of that faulty system (with its negative charge that does not exist) devised over a decade before the critical particle was discovered. So the particle was named neutron because it was decided, again based on that faulty system, that it was neutrally charged because they had no other way to explain why electrons are attracted to nuclei except by a positive-to-negative relationship experienced between protons and electrons. Therefore, others went on to elaborately build upon that faulty system and most everyone everywhere now assumes that it is perfectly correct. The logical reasoning skills of the general public have been turned off, at least relative to physics, by so many counterintuitive quantum system explanations. It's a joy just to know that everything actually makes good sense--a reward in and of itself.
Making Things as Realistic as Possible Instead of Just Easier to Use
However, this system will become far easier to use once all of the leading nuclei (with all accompanying shells) of each element have been configured since everything here is intuitive, which makes it completely understandable as well as philosophically satisfying; while a flood of counterintuitive nonsense should finally shrink and eventually go away.
Ever since religions were formed some have gotten away with philosophical murder, so to speak. For the last ten decades or so the physics system that emerged has done essentially the same thing with its negative charge, antimatter, warped space, particles going into and out of existence, massless waves (all while, for example, sound waves don't exist in the vacuum of space), gravity wells, gravitons, anions and cations (that in order to believe in ions you must ignore the meaning and implication of cloud chamber observations) and jelly-like nuclei that don't take on specific configurations for each element. It's been like the magicians of religion all over again: essentially the equivalent of alleged miracle workers (tricksters) who have done things only to impress others and make a buck anyway they can. Yet I don't consider all modern particle scientists as having been like that, thank goodness; such as Ernest Rutherford and James Chadwick.
Anything that lies to you--even if unknowingly by the majority of its typically deceived modern agents--is oppressing you, even if you think it is liberating you (called promoting a manic state of mind wherein you think it has made you "joyful") by supposedly giving you eternal life. Religious faith is nothing but pretension. The only thing that isn't pretentious about religious faith is its desire to control the public.
Trump is like having the worst Roman emperor of them all acting as the United States president.
I wouldn't want to do anything else whether it makes money in my lifetime or not.
Al Capone gave richly to charity and so has the Catholic Church. Even so, public image is everything.
Religion has provided the worst type of brainwashing possible when radical fundamentalist Islamic leaders guided Imams to convince their regional populations via continuous teaching that sacrificing one's life in battle against an unsurmountable enemy will result in a person's eternal bliss, which state of existence never has existed nor will it ever exist. This is the ultimate manipulation of the public for a religion's overly rapacious (what's essentially politically greedy) purposes--some-thing that has been made possible by the harebrain belief that there is life after death--which other cultures wouldn't have ever taken to that kind of extreme. But in this case we are talking about radical fundamentalist Islam which is the most politically zealous of all human groups, whose adherents will kill you for merely criticizing their religious brainwashing system. That was something that only certain prominent Christian moguls holding governmental positions did from the end of the 4th century through the early part of the 18th century. Whereas much more typically, Judaism--including Christianity which followed it--used life-after-death propositions to much more tastefully control the public via fiction; as Christianity was at least rooted in a certain number of facts while Judaism's stories before Solomon were not factually based at all with an exception concerning a man named Abraham whose story was embellished. David also existed but his story was highly embellished as well.