In fact, this question involves a discussion on the scope of "scientific explanation" and the complexity of human cognition. The following points can help us look at this issue rationally: 1. The influence of mystical doctrines and belief phenomena on personal thoughts does exist, and it may be very strong in some people. This influence is often related to the individual's emotions, experience, cultural background and social environment. 2. Although science mainly studies observable and testable phenomena, its research methods have also been widely used in the fields of psychology, sociology, anthropology, etc. to explore beliefs, superstitions and cultural phenomena. Researchers use empirical surveys, experimental studies and statistical analysis to explore why people accept certain mystical doctrines and how these beliefs affect behavior and cognition. 3. It can be said that some subjective experiences and deep beliefs in mystical doctrines may be difficult to fully reveal or replicate using traditional natural science methods, because these involve multiple levels of personal inner emotional experience and cultural symbols. But this does not mean that science knows nothing about this, but rather that studying this phenomenon requires a multidisciplinary and comprehensive perspective. 4. Science's ability to explain human psychology and social phenomena is constantly expanding. At present, many studies have explored "mystical theories" and related cultural phenomena from the perspectives of cognitive bias, social communication mechanisms, and emotional regulation. Therefore, it may be too absolute to simply attribute these influences to "science cannot explain". In summary, it is a fact that mystical theories have an important influence on personal thoughts, but such influences involve complex psychological and social mechanisms. Although science may have limitations in explanation, it has developed many tools and methods to explore and understand such phenomena. Therefore, we can say that some of the influences are areas that science is still continuously studying and understanding, and are not completely beyond the scope of scientific explanation.