Math is not science. But math is real—because reality itself is collective consensus. By that same logic, algorithms are not science either. Yet algorithms are undeniably real. Humanity's dominant worldview has evolved in clear stages: from animism, where spirits inhabited everything, to religion, and then to science. Today, we stand at the threshold of the next paradigm—the Algorithm. In the future, the Algorithm will become humanity's new foundational lens for truth. Outputs from trusted, accepted algorithms will be treated as default reality. No one will need to inspect or debate the intermediate steps. It will feel as self-evident as previous eras' core beliefs: In ancient times, people simply knew that spirits animated the world—existence required no proof. For centuries, God's reality was unquestioned. Today, scientific theories and empirical observations are accepted at face value. Tomorrow, people will believe in the Algorithm and its results in exactly the same way. The process becomes invisible; only the output matters. This shift will dissolve today's scientific community, just as the religious authorities of earlier eras lost their monopoly on explanation. Future scientists and mathematicians will no longer hold absolute authority over what counts as knowledge or truth. Existence is collective consensus. And that consensus naturally upgrades with each stage of human development. The Algorithm Age is simply the next upgrade.