If you have decided that nothing anybody says will convince you otherwise, then you are not approaching the issue with an open mind and that is not a very fruit

If you have decided that nothing anybody says will convince you otherwise, then you are not approaching the issue with an open mind and that is not a very fruitful way to learn. At the root here is the very basic observation from psychology and neuroscience that we cannot trust our thinking of our memory about our experience. You don’t need to believe that observation. If you are open to learning, you can make experiments on yourself to convince yourself that this is the case. But if you are unwilling to openly approach the question whether all those scientists might have a point, of course there is nothing that can be done.