Kenneth Osborne didn't continue to argue, but in his heart, he still believed more in science.
In his understanding, real estate developers need to know about soil issues, topographical issues, and climate issues, as well as quality issues in construction.
As for the "spirituality" and "fortune" Lawrence Winters just mentioned, he saw them as abstract and untestable.
Science can be falsified, metaphysics cannot.
He didn't argue with Lawrence Winters; instead, he said, "Alright, let's assume there's a master by his side, then what's his purpose for doing this? It's not like he can become an emperor just because the terrain here resembles an 'Emperor's Crown', right?"
"Of course not." Lawrence Winters laughed, "Moreover, this 'Emperor's Crown' is a man-made Geomantic Formation, not natural. If it were natural, maybe it truly could."
"Man-made?"
