No. People don't care about right or wrong on the abstract. As long as science is producing for them, they'll believe it. When it's not, others will attempt to

No. People don't care about right or wrong on the abstract. As long as science is producing for them, they'll believe it. When it's not, others will attempt to penetrate the market. Right now science is automating their jobs, nagging them about driving their cars (CO2), and generally making the world complicated. Others tell them that it's someone else's fault, and all they need is the will to attack that enemy. Science has no counterpoint to this marketing message. So why buy into a product that doesn't tell you it has a solution to your problems? Science isn't producing, so the ever-fickle public looks for market competition.