Popper, two carts and a hot air balloon

Hello and have a good week!
I recently read excerpts from an article by Popper, which were cited by Professor Benjamin Fine in his book ‘The Poverty of Heresy’ (did the Rabbi read it?), and because I saw that they were similar to the Rabbi’s conclusion in his huge book ‘Two Carts and a Hot Air Balloon’, I said to upload them here for the Rabbi’s perusal (even though the cinematics of ‘rationality’ and ‘deviance’ are not as defined by the Rabbi).
“His [the scientist’s] intuition is his mystical ability to penetrate the nature of things, and no more than logical reasoning, and it is what makes him a great scientist… Creativity is a completely irrational quality, it is a mystical quality.”
Incidentally, in the book there, Fine cites a letter from Einstein against Kant’s method (in response to David Hume), and Einstein explicitly writes that the answer to Hume is to assume that there is a factor – God – who creates order, intelligence, and lawfulness (as the rabbi says).
In general, the book contains many fundamental things that are very consistent with what the rabbi wrote in his two carts.
And I only came to warn.