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Oh that is deliciously ironic.

Here, this might help you with your misunderstanding of what science actually is:

"Science is Different from Other Ways of Understanding the WorldIf someone asks you “what is science?” you might say that it’s a bunch of facts and explanations. But that’s only part of the story. Science is a knowledge base. But science is also a way of learning about the world.Science is different from other types of information because scientists follow rigorous methods to learn about the world. A scientific idea must be testable and falsifiable. Ideas that are not supported by observations and data are revised or thrown out. The distinction between science and other ways of understanding the world is important because scientific information has been obtained with much more rigor than ideas that are the result of opinion, gut feelings, or faith."

https://courses.lumenlearning.com/earthscience/chapter/principles-of-science/