Where I got the idea that faith [and] the scientific method are equivalent is when you said, "So science is a faith." So, from your words. Where you said science is a faith. Utilizing the scientific method and peer review removes the need for faith. I don't need faith to believe that we created and detonated an atomic bomb in 1945. With enough time and resources I could build and detonate an atomic bomb, and no one would have any doubt that I did it. There is no amount of time and resources I could expend to prove to everyone that god listens to me and makes all the good and bad things happen in my life and yours. You can use the word faith to describe your believe in the scientific method and the results thereof, but it is in no way the same thing as religious faith.
"So who knows what is real. You know or you don’t. It’s like a room full of people, some awake and some asleep. Only the awake know we else is awake." The answer is, Moonbeam, as expected.
I'm not hurt by your ignorance, that's your projection onto me. I never said you were ignorant, scientifically or otherwise. I don't even think you are ignorant. How can I be hurt by something that doesn't exist? The rest of it is your usual projection of your belief system onto me. You have no understanding of my inner life, nor my understanding of myself.