That's why ID people are looking for gaps or things that evolution can't explain. And that's every bit as scientific and testable as evolution and natural selection are.
Scientists make their living by finding things for which they think there is no satisfying explanation, convincing people why we should find an explanation and getting those people to help fund them, and then using money those interested parties donate to fund a research program and conclude this with a paper of their findings.
IDists make their living by finding things for which they think there is no satisfying explanation, convincing people that this proves their own theory and that they should fund them to find more things which they think have no satisfying explanation.
The first position is one of proposing problems and trying to solve them using a disciplined methodology. The second is one of proposing problems and proposing the solution is 'an otherwise unevidenced entity'. The latter is fairly easy money, the former is not.