Regarding the influence of occult doctrine, I think it needs to be looked at from several aspects.： 1. The Internet mystery theory can indeed affect personal thoughts, which is an objective phenomenon. When faced with uncertainty, people may be more receptive to an explanation system that provides a "definitive answer". 2. This effect is not completely beyond the scope of scientific explanation. Psychology, sociology, and cognitive sciences can explain why people are attracted to this kind of content, such as confirmation bias, herd mentality, and seeking a sense of control and other psychological mechanisms. 3. Many occult doctrines lack verifiable evidence support, while scientific methods emphasize evidence and falsifiability. Therefore, although the influence of occult doctrine is real, this influence itself can be studied through scientific methods without having to think that they are beyond the scope of scientific explanation. The main difference between science and occultism lies in methodology and attitude towards evidence, not in the scope of the ability to explain phenomena.