What I want to say is that we should maintain an adequate balance between rationalism and belief, above all, because life and the universe are very complex and even Science is realizing, the more it delves into its studies, that nothing obeys to chance and that there seems to be a hand, unknowable and ungraspable, that moves in the shadows and which, of course, cannot be measured, classified and put in a test tube. And all this, beyond the controversies and expectations that generated the discovery of the Higgs boson, which was also called 'the God particle'. Shakespeare also put it on the lips of his best-known character, Hamlet, Prince of Denmark: there are more things in heaven and on earth than your philosophy dreams of.