So when you find yourself in the situation in which the vast majority of professional physicists, especially those who dedicated a good chunk of their life to s

So when you find yourself in the situation in which the vast majority of professional physicists, especially those who dedicated a good chunk of their life to study this one phenomenon, believe one thing, and you, as a self-proclaimed layperson, believe another thing, don't you wonder whether you would actually start believing the first thing as well if you knew what the aforementioned professional physicists know? I mean obviously not, I just don't understand the thought process behind coming to the conclusion that it's the professional physicists who must be wrong or have failed to reconsider something and not the layperson whose knowledge about the thing is dwarfed in comparison.