I remember, when I was starting to study music, having seen a movie with a friend of mine (also a music student, and also a beginner), and at a scene, one movie character mentioned that the singer (in the movie) didn't sing the Cb in tune.slipstick wrote: Coming to it fresh it doesn't seem very logical that the same note on piano or guitar or DAW piano roll might be called C or B# or Dbb. And an interval consisting of A plus that note might be called a minor third or an augmented second (but what is it called if it's A + Dbb ?) and so on. Same two keys/frets/squares, same sound, different names. The logic is not easy for people to spot.
He commented that the authors didn't know music, because they mentioned Cb, which didn't exist. I laughed, but when I got home I went searching for that because I found it weird. And, much to my surprise, Cb existed.
It was a revelation. So, I agree with you. For beginners, things like B# or Cb don't make sense. You need to go deeper in music knowledge to understand that they do make sense, and why. But that's the problem with knowledge.
Common people understand time in our dimension, and "know" that the shorter distance between two points is a straight line. But in Cosmos, time has other dimensions, and the shorter distance between two points is NOT a straight line (I think I am not saying stupid things, but if someone knows this better, please correct me). Anyway, you need to go deeper into that knowledge to understand that.