Seems to me that you're using other people's opinions to colour your view on science. You can do what you want, but don't expect to be taken seriously when ther

Seems to me that you're using other people's opinions to colour your view on science. You can do what you want, but don't expect to be taken seriously when there is plenty of quality science over decades by many scientists that don't share your opinions. > But again when anyone questions this stuff. Denier. You have presented no evidence whatsoever so you're not exactly questioning the science, but spouting your own opinion. There's a reason that scientists use scientific methods and don't just read an opinion piece on the internet. If someone didn't agree with physicists' view on how gravity works, but provided no equations or anything substantive to support their view, then they would be shunned as some kind of flat earth believer. That's not due to any kind of conspiracy, but just that it's a complete waste of time trying to pin down exactly what their point is.