Thomas Borchert wrote in
:

Judah,

But even scientists believe
certain circumstances happen outside the realm of probability:


Such a broad statement doesn't cover the scientific method. Nothing can
happen outside the realm of possibility - if it is not possible, it is
not possible.

Oh, and scientists generally can "believe" all they want - during their
time off the job. "Belief" is not involved in the scientific method.

I didn't say outside the realm of possibility. Only the realm of probability.
Carl Jung used the term Synchronicity to describe coincidental but meaningful
events that were uniquely improbable. It is a scientific principle that has
no basis in the scientific method... In fact I believe that Psychology is one
of the least scientific of the accepted medical sciences.

Scientists theories are beliefs until they are proven using the scientific
method. If a theory never get proven, it may remain a dogmatic belief.