Some scientific theories are more likely to be true than others.

[GuyOnInternet]

Neither String Theory, the Multiverse, nor Loop Quantum Gravity are as empirically testable or anywhere near as likely to be true as the theory that the earth is an oblate spheroid. The theory that the earth is an oblate spheroid was completely counter-intuitive, was mocked for centuries, and it is now so highly probable that it is tentatively regarded as a fact on account of the evidence in support of it. Theories that can't be tested like that are pseudoscience, at least for now.

 

[Dante]

Neither String Theory, the Multiverse, nor Loop Quantum Gravity are as empirically testable or anywhere near as likely to be true as the theory that the earth is an oblate spheroid. The theory that the earth is an oblate spheroid was completely counter-intuitive, was mocked for centuries, and it is now so highly probable that it is tentatively regarded as a fact on account of the evidence in support of it. Theories that can't be tested like that are pseudoscience, at least for now.

No, they are Not pseudoscience.

But your post is moronic