Down-votes are, plain and simple, mob rule. There's ample historical evidence that the fact that many people believe in something absolutely does not make it c

Down-votes are, plain and simple, mob rule. There's ample historical evidence that the fact that many people believe in something absolutely does not make it correct. I'd even venture to go to the other extreme: if many people believe something to be correct there's IMO 50% chance of it being severely and hilariously wrong. Watch a few National Geographic documentaries on monkeys and how their tribes are constantly at war with each other. It's eye-opening. They fling poop at whomever they don't like, not only in the other tribe, but inside their own as well. Like @crazy_horse said, I have zero problems being wrong or engaging in a discussion from which I might emerge with my mind changed. But I don't like turning myself into target practice for poop flinging masters.