Nope. I understand scientific models and you do not. You are doing now no more than you have been doing previously by making up definitions of things you have no knowledge of as you do along. I did not deny facts I told you how facts come into play before models as a model may not be a fact. Your ideas are pseudoscience, nothing more
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What you are saying is meaningless authoritarian huffing and puffing and also nonsense.
Anybody can see for themselves that the meaningful definition of fact is that it models something. As one would use in common discourse, as well as in science.
The facts about the moon are a model of it. And the exhaustive mathematical model of the moon, are the ideal facts about the moon.
It seems to me when you say data is fact, that then you would be saying the light reflected of the moon are the facts about the moon. But of course the data is to be interpreted in terms of accurately reflecting something, and then it becomes fact. The existence of this data is also fact, but in saying that then you are modelling the data. We could also interpret the moon itself as data, just as well we could interpret the light coming from the moon as data.
Also, many things cannot be directly measured, such as time, which is measured indirectly by measuring the space parameter. This has lead many scientists to incorrectly claim that time moves slower and faster, on account of Einstein's theories. And of course it is obvious they would make that mistake when they consider data = fact.
A scientist needs to consider that the laws of nature cannot exist indepently, hanging from a sky hook in the universe, dictating everything. The objects consist of the laws of nature, and being as such the objects produce information (data), which information we can then receive with all sorts of measurement devices.