The fear that scientific analysis supposedly threatens the magic and poetry of beauty and works of art and any other kind of higher spiritual activity is rather unfounded and unjustifiable. Knowledge of the brain enhances the sense of beauty and the awe that the astonishing achievements provoke in us, allowing us to admire not only the works themselves but also the organ that creates them. The data from brain research sometimes surpasses in strangeness and beauty even the richest fiction. Moreover, most people have not ceased to admire the rainbow despite understanding its natural conditions of existence, nor have they stopped admiring Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, even though they may know the colors the artist used and other technical details about the work. We have been talking for decades about the physiology of sex, something that has not prevented us, and will not prevent us, from falling madly in love and feeling the magic of love and the act of lovemaking. Furthermore, I cannot imagine that a woman would refuse a diamond as a gift if her beloved (rich, romantic, and knowledgeable) told her that the diamond is carbon forged in the depths of the Earth since the creation of our solar system.