I seem to understand it better than you do. You might have a PhD to my Bachelors but Ethics is a humanities degree, is it not?

Whereas Wildlife Science is a science degree. It's right there in the title.

You know what you do in Wildlife science? You take a lot of data, run statistical tests on it, and build all sorts of graphs. You do that to look for patterns.

It doesn't work the other way around, my friend. You don't build a graph based a perceived pattern with no actual numbers and then present it as proof.

That's what kindergarteners and unprofessional non-science people do.

Nice try though.