When you raise science to the level of religion, the predictions/projections become faith-based desires leading to people seeking self-esteem through belief that science has confirmed their active part in creating the future, even if only in their thoughts and prayers, regardless of whether the expected future is dire or great. After all, randomnss* IS God's will, is it not? In other words, we do not practice religions in which we don't believe. We act on what we believe, not on what we don't know we don't know how to do. In the end, a fact is still a fact (but with endless beliefs and nonbeliefs).
*[sic]
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