The X-files first flickered onto television screens 30 years ago.
It didn't merely entertain; it probed into the fissures of our collective psyche, asking questions that we didn't even know we had.
Agent Fox Mulder, with his unshakable faith in the unseen, and Agent Dana Scully, rooted in scientific rigor, became archetypes for a generation torn between the urge to believe and the need to question.
Their partnership exemplified the eternal dance between faith and skepticism, a duality that resonates as much today as it did then...
