rudyharrelson
Her science-oriented methods break down when it comes to (in the broadest sense) “supernatural” phenomena - because they are, by definition even, outside science.
I only watched the first 2 or 3 seasons of The X-Files, so I there's lots of episodes I haven't seen, but this seems incorrect to me. Scully and Mulder were chasing unexplained phenomena, which are entirely within the realm of science. Humans tend to call things "supernatural" when we don't know how to explain them (ghosts, monsters, aliens, etc), but those entities (in the context of The X-Files where they are actually real), once observed, can be subjected to the scientific method the same as anything else. Aliens and cryptids and such in The X-Files aren't magic; it's just extremely rare for humans to be able to observe and study them.
All these years later, I still can't believe they got Tyson Hesse, the guy who did this ridiculous Sonic fan comic, to oversee the redesign of the Sonic model for the film. What a crazy world we live in.
IMO most of the songs on their first album, "Songs About Jane" (2002) are good. "Harder to Breathe", "Sweetest Goodbye", "The Sun", "Shiver", and "This Love" are all bangers as far as I'm concerned.
I dunno what I'd consider the most "technically accomplished" song on the album, but it's definitely one of those. ("Sunday Morning" and "She Will Be Loved" from the same album are also good songs, but I wouldn't consider them in the running for their most "technically accomplished" tune).
This is one reason I really liked my Dynamics professor. On the first day of class, he wrote "F=ma" on the white board and said, "See that equation? It hasn't changed much in the last 200 years. You don't need to buy the newest edition of the textbook; it's mostly just fixing errata. The lessons are virtually the same as the first edition."