@SephirothX21,
The idea of transubstantiation is compatible with Aristotelian metaphysics, which is compatible with modern science. In the earlier days of science, it went hand in hand with religion because good theology compliments good science which compliments good philosophy, etc...
Many great thinkers have been those who, through a love of God and his creation, have sought to seek a deeper understanding of how the world works.
Not to say...
Well, there were a lot of trolls doing it on purpose.
The idea that Galileo and the Church were at odds tends to be grossly exaggerated. There was a lot more at play. Galileo's heliocentric views weren't taken seriously by philosophers, theologians, or the scientists of his day. Galileo's second trial and subsequent house arrest was only after he published his book with the help of the Pope Urban VIII (who liked Galileo,) and he basically insulted the Pope in it.
Correlation does not equal causation. I'll say first hand that there's a lot of religious people that let 'blind faith' rule their thinking, and that's just idiotic. However there's been two thousand years of religious scientists who have made enormous contributions to science: Galileo, Mendel, Lemaître . . . The list could go on.
I'm sure if you looked at the likes of theologians and philosophers such as Augustine, Aquinas . . . etc, you'...
Additionally you're getting to screen sizes greater than 80" a TV is no longer really practical. I could see 8K home projectors becoming a thing, but having a 6 x 4 foot TV hanging on a wall isn't particularly appealing to most people. Unless you have an unusually short viewing distance you'd need a screen larger than 80" to notice a difference.
Also when it comes to console gaming 8K is useless. Unless people are gaming on a 100+ inch screen the diffe...