You need to explain how "My morals are based on science" equates to "I value freedoms that don't affect others". Morals is doing what you believe is good or bad for you and not society. Ethics is how people in the same society should act regardless of their morals. Many times Morals and Ethics collide. For example, my morals would say abortion for any reason is wrong but ethically it is not wrong to have an abortion. So the way I understand you statement is: I will do whatever someone tells me because I value your freedom over my own.
BTW, out of curiosity, what freedoms do you value that doesn't affect others. It sounds like an oxymoron.
In my option true personal freedom should be unlimited: For example abortion, suicide, organ selling, drugs (not hard), guns. All things that do not affect anyone but you.
Things that affect others should/can be restricted: For example drunk driving, murder, rape, viruses, smoking indoors. AKA anything that will rob someone else of their freedoms without their consent.
Morals derived from science as in proved that it either harms or doesn't harm others. What can and can't be a personal freedom.
Covid is able to be spread and a person can not guarantee they will not harm another person, thus they need to take precautions to protect others freedoms. Similar if someone has an STD they should be legally required to notify partners.
For an example if I exercise my 2a rights, there is an almost zero chance of harm to others if I am lawful.
Another example, if someone does an abortion. There is zero chance of harm to others.
These should be allowed because of freedom.
Smoking indoors while is a "personal freedom" as its your body, the smoke produced can negatively effect others who do not wish to be affected. (cancer etc)
Things like these should be regulated.