Here, Numptus Maximus...
I let ChatCPT provide you with an explanation of the word "believe" as it pertains to science...
The word "believe" can be used to describe one's confidence in certain things, but it is not the most accurate word to describe confidence in science. Science is not based on belief or faith, but rather on evidence and empirical observations. When it comes to scientific knowledge, a more appropriate word to describe one's confidence would be "trust" or "have confidence in," rather than "believe."
So, while one may have faith or belief in their personal values, religious beliefs, or other things, it is not accurate to say that someone believes in science. Instead, they trust in the scientific method and the evidence produced by it, which is continually subjected to testing, refinement, and improvement.
It's hilarious that one actually has to explain this stuff to you guys...or let ChatGpt explain it.
Of course, ou VisKop is clueless as always.