Science is born the day that Socrates says &quot;&quot;I know that I know nothing&quot;.<p>Science dies the moment things that are untestable becomes &quot;a new kind of evidence&quot;.<p>If we can&#x27;t test something because whatever reason, like we don&#x27;t have enough energy, the fact that we know we can&#x27;t test it is in fact valuable. We will have to find methods or ways to get there in the future.<p>Until that , we can&#x27;t be sure. Fine. We know we don&#x27;t know.<p>But falsifying this fact and believing in evidence that does not exist is believing we know things that are unknown to us.<p>This is dogma, religion, philosophy, but not science.<p>Nothing wrong about religion, or philosophy, but it is not science.