Little to do with profound social impacts, its all about how much the evidence contradicts what someone either believes or wants to believe. Now people certai

Little to do with profound social impacts, its all about how much the evidence contradicts what someone either believes or wants to believe. Now people certainly can hide behind the idea that they only do so for profound social implications but by then they are just trying avoid acknowledging that they know whats being said is true. there are always some socially unacceptable facts, the kind people either nod their head or just acknowledge silently. It comes from being in a society where truth is second to needs.