The more you learn how the world works and experience it, the more real your worldview becomes.

The focus is on EXPERIENCE it. If you just learn, you can go into such delusions like flat earth, magic, free energy, moon landings, etc.

Experience it, means based on your understanding, make predictions of reality, and then act and achieve the results you have predicted.

It doesn't mean "but I see the ground and it is flat". Or "this device works without power, so it is free energy". You didn't predict anything here, you didn't act, you didn't build anything, and you didn't get any results. Just observation is not a sure way of experiencing things, it can be manipulated.

Also, if you're trying to prove a specific point, you will be biased and will focus on proving your vision, not on finding the truth.

There are things that can be manipulated, and there are things that are inherently true. Math is such thing. It can't be biased, you can calculate things. Physics is true, too.

Unintelligent people using these true disciplines can deceive and manipulate, so it is important to learn weak points of these tools usage.

Ask whatever you want here, and I'll analyze and explain the concept in a nautral way, which is unbiased and true, confirmed by my understanding and experience.