The very basis of the scientific method starts with a hypothetical answer to the universe's many questions, then rigorously trying to prove yourself wrong. Your hot takes, the things you've extrapolated from your life experiences, your reckons—there has been a lot of ink spilled and millennia of academic years spent arguing about how we format these hypotheses, about who's hypotheses are given air time to be tested or not, about whose life experiences and brains get inside of institutions like our universities—and, in fact, even this very debating chamber—to translate the inherently limited experiences and thoughts of each of our lives into ideas that we have the privilege of testing out. Science is the process of falsifying the things that you thought.