You reject all evidence. Stop playing inane word games.
But all concepts are clusters of words, even in Science.
That you cannot grasp their meaning or importance does not make them a game, any more than mathematics might be a game to a monkey.
Clusters of words can be meaningful and accurate, or they can be nonsense. Yours are all too often the latter, but you cannot differentiate the difference between the two extremes any more than a monkey can.
The hateful atheist (but I repeat myself), Richard Dawkins, claims, as my high school biology teacher did, that if you put all the monkeys in the world in a room with all the typewriters, they would eventually write all the works of Shakespeare. Monkey business, in your mathematical words and those of Dickie Dawkins. Let's examine these claims.
There are at LEAST forty different keys on a typewriter keyboard, not even counting upper and lower case options. So for monkeys to type just 100 successive characters at random in any correct sequence would be 1/40 to the 100th power. This is equal to 1 chance in 6.22301 to the 161st power. JUST for 100 keystrokes, much less a book.
Dickie Dawkins, whose books are, like Carl Sagan's, fraught with errors states that his definition of "impossible" is one chance in 10 to the 40th power. Others use one chance in 10 to the 50th power. For perspective, 10 to the 50 grains of sand would fill fifteen spheres the size of our solar system out to Pluto. Jump in to your choice of any of these 15 spheres and find the ONE grain of specially marked sand, on your first and only try. Sure, that's "possible" (wink, nudge).