That's a selective reading of scientific history. What about the rest of our modern scientific knowledge base? Gravity. Electromagnetism. Chemistry. Biology. T

That's a selective reading of scientific history. What about the rest of our modern scientific knowledge base? Gravity. Electromagnetism. Chemistry. Biology. There are entire swathes of disciplines that are well nailed down by results, and used daily as though they were fact. Because they work reliably. So I'm going to call BS on the idea that science can't be conclusive because of the definition of the scientific method. It's arguing in bad faith to point at the 1% and ignore the 99%.