When the universe refuses to play by your equations, it's not just annoying—it's an existential crisis! Nothing sends an astrophysicist into philosophical despair faster than data that refuses to fit the model. Spent 12 years developing a theory? Sorry, one telescope observation just yeeted it into the trash. The universe basically saying "your math is cute, but I've got other plans." This is why physicists wake up in cold sweats—not because of deadlines, but because somewhere a quasar is behaving in a way that makes absolutely no sense. Dark matter, dark energy, quantum gravity... we're basically naming things after our collective confusion at this point.