I'm trying to find some simple comparison to make about your "experiment," but it was so silly that mine is going to be silly, too.
This is basically what you did, carpentaro,
if we were to agree that you actually were doing an experiment: You came here, talking about what drinks you like. You said you're really into some bullshit herbal smoothie. We say, "Cool, whatever. Do your thing. We don't like it, though, it's not to our taste."
You said, "Now, wait just a minute! What if I told you that this is packed full of vital nutrients, proven to be so good for you that it cures disease, could bring a man back from the dead, that it heals leprosy and blindness and lameness, and that nutritionists are calling it a miracle!"
I, being a nutritionist who had never heard of any such claims about your gross herbal smoothie, expressed my disbelief and asked for you to show me where you read that. You give me a few urls where the smoothie vendors say, "We're serious, bro, this stuff is great," and then a few more urls that are broken. Meanwhile, the rest of the medical community has published extraordinarily detailed and peer-reviewed reports, complete with evidence and methodology and statistics, that demonstrate that your smoothie actually has no nutritional value, makes your hair fall out, and is just packed with so much sugar that it gives you a huge buzz and makes you totally loopy.
Then, you do the grand reveal, and cry, "Ah-ha! This was all an experiment to show that, when I said there was nutritional value, you fancy atheists would ask for proof of my claims! Take that, science!" And then you patted yourself on the back for an experiment well conducted, and then you said, "Hey, by the way, visit my website to get the recipe of my herbal smoothie."
So about that science course I keep bringing up? They'll actually teach you how to do an experiment next time that actually has a goal and actually supports your hypothesis. I cannot recommend it enough for you. Go take one, and come back. I'll even let you experiment on me again.