When people say "I believe in science" they believe someone's word/conclusion generally. They are giving authority to a person whose work/conclusions they don't know all too well and just accept it as being true when it may not be. That is what those in that "I believe in science" cohort are actually saying. "I believe in Sandra the scientist and whatever she says," "I believe in Mark the scientist and whatever he says", etc... They don't actually engage in the work. They just trust someone else's word.
There is a reason why the Royal Society lives by the code:
Nullius in verba
which means, "take no one's word for it."
When anyone says, "I believe in the science" they are usually, if not all the time, taking someone's word for it.
You keep playing with your drosophila flies.
FACTS ONLY