Thoughts of the day: Modern "Scientists"

Scientists of today remind me of the early Catholic church. They Catholic church used to only allow the Bible to be read in Latin, so only priests and clergy could read it. This gave them complete control over the people. Scientists are essentially doing this same thing. Often times the reason they leave out certain parts of information is because it usually comes down to it being an assumption (which is completely unscientific to base "fact" off of an assumption)

I just read something by Stephen Hawking that said, "What I have done is to show that it is possible for the way the universe began to be determined by the laws of science. In that case, it would not be necessary to appeal to God to decide how the universe began." But not too long ago in a book he wrote he said that physics was different before the universe began and there is no way of knowing what is was like. He went on to say that this meant we couldn't observe or test how things happened before the beginning of the universe.

So this makes me wonder, how can he show a "possibility" of how the universe began, if all the laws of physics are thrown out the window? By his own words he has nothing to go on. If everything we understand today doesn't apply to our preexistent universe, there is no way to scientifically prove how the universe began. Aside from the fact that if you can't observe something it isn't science.
The only reason scientists can get away with making these assumptions and logical fallacies is because they are the only ones who can "read Latin". Meaning, they are the only ones in control of the data and they can use it to say whatever they want.

Fact and logic aren't based on assumptions. Because of this it is completely impossible to prove the big bang theory or the theory of evolution in a court-of-law. There are way to many holes in both of these theories. However, scientists continue on and assume that all of their assumptions are fact.

Just my thoughts for the day. Comments or questions
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Sam