> People go flat earth most often, not because of the "science," but because they do not trust the government for honesty. It doesn't matter "why" someone choo

> People go flat earth most often, not because of the "science," but because they do not trust the government for honesty. It doesn't matter "why" someone chooses to believe a conspiracy theory. What matters is how they came to be an adult that still believes in conspiracy theories - and the failure lies somewhere between bad parenting and the education system, and definitely not with meteorologists, even IF the public agency that employs meteorologists was involved in a scandal.