As usual, you make some really good points. I must disagree on some of them however.
Yes, it's very true that there are things the human mind simply cannot comprehend, and this is largely due to physical limitations. That said, the basis of all science and indeed all human progress is empirical observation.
The supernatural is a merely a placeholder for things yet unexplained. And said ersatz explanations of the natural world are discarded once more feasable or useful ones are found.
I'm not saying myths don't have their uses. They do. They are part of the cultural heritage of every person on Earth. But gravitating towards them has often proven detrimental, just in the long term but the short one as well; think someone obsessed with a TV show, for instance.
Also, I'm fairly certain it's not the atheists who believe humanity lies at the center of the universe.
On a side note, I never really like the term "atheist". "Secular" seems far better to me.

I do like internet games.

Funnily enough, the irl Al Capone was sententced in 1931, 8 years before the first Batman comic was published.