When people are connected to an idea, they tend to believe it to be true, even as evidence starts to mount otherwise.
When a definitive answer to this question comes, minds may change, but like most disputable theories (global warming, economic cycles, religion) without proof, people tend to react on their base instincts.
To those that have a lot to lose in me being right, it's a tough pill to swallow. I haven't given any real proof, rather a selection of observances that could point to a conclusion.
To those without any real vested interest, or (like me) looking from the standpoint of a potential future interest, the situation seems more tenuous.
When a definitive answer to this question comes, minds may change, but like most disputable theories (global warming, economic cycles, religion) without proof, people tend to react on their base instincts.
To those that have a lot to lose in me being right, it's a tough pill to swallow. I haven't given any real proof, rather a selection of observances that could point to a conclusion.
To those without any real vested interest, or (like me) looking from the standpoint of a potential future interest, the situation seems more tenuous.
It's nothing personal, just human nature.