No, when it comes to things that happen on the pool table or things we think we are doing while playing, I only state things as fact when they are actually provable fact, and state things as theory when they are supported by a preponderance of the evidence but are not yet proven, and have both the intelligence and knowledge to always know the difference. And when I just don't know, I say so, or say my guess is just that, a guess.
Your problem is that you try to argue things that you don't have a clue about, and you don't have the self awareness or intelligence or knowledge or typically some combination thereof to realize that you don't have a clue. You also have the arrogance to argue with those that even you know to be many times more intelligent and more educated on a topic than you. Like I said before, you would argue the details of nuclear fission with a nuclear physicist. No matter that you don't have a clue about something, you are going to have the strongest possible opinion on the matter and nobody is ever going to be able to change your mind. Bet those character traits have served you real well in life.
Would you say that a 'known scientific 'fact' could be proven incorrect by more scientific study & then the previous 'know scientific fact' would no longer be such.
There has been no where near the scientific study in certain areas for some of what is put forth as 'fact' to be legitimately called fact. Theory perhaps but not fact when so little study has been done in those areas.
Wording & attitude can be rather misleading to those that do not know any better.
Do some individuals have motives for such or are they just naive about the reality?
I'm not the only one that knows that a lack of sufficient study has been done. I guess those few others have just learned that it's not worth the abuse to tell the truth about that in public & possibly squelch the favorite myths of some.
I may soon join them but I am a big supporter of the real truth vs truth based on conjectured. And I am also not a fan of others being misled.
But I & those other few may be up against insurmountable odds.