Radio913 wrote:

I don't need to see it with my eyes,
when i know you can't get a larger RMS voltage reflected from a capacitor,
than
the RMS that charges it.

Scientists are usually interested in producing models which will
allow them to predict the behaviour of the real world. To do this
it is necessary to check the predictions of the models against
the real world. If you find it unnecessary to do this, then you
are not interested in producing models which can predict real
world outcomes and your models can be anything you want.

But such models won't have much utility.

"Scientists" are also human too, and tend to want to disregard or not even
try to measure data that may contradict their models. This makes them feel
comfortable that they are "right".

I completely agree.

So can you overcome your "tend[ancy] to want to disregard or
not even try to measure data that may contradict their models."?

....Keith