Can one swan prove science wrong? According to philosopher Karl Popper, yes—and not just any swan, but a black one. In this episode, we dive into Popper’s idea of falsifiability—a concept that reveals how many so-called “scientific facts” crumble under real scrutiny. But here’s the twist: what if modern science isn’t just about discovering truth, but about avoiding it—especially when that truth points to an intelligent Creator? Popper’s logic shows that just one piece of contrary evidence can destroy a “universal truth.” So why are so many scientists afraid of evidence that supports God’s handiwork? This video unpacks Popper’s black swan illustration, exposes the blind spots in secular science, and highlights how true discovery starts when we’re willing to question man-made theories—and acknowledge the fingerprints of God. One black swan might just bring clarity where there’s been confusion.