The one thing I will say is that growing up, in school, you are given information that is presented as fact; you have it drilled into you that the information is correct, the teachers infallible, and the scientists unquestionable.
But then you grow up, and come into the real world; over time, those facts you were taught were revised, amended, changed. What were facts are no longer facts. Same with teachers, you soon see the faults within those mouth-pieces of what you once assumed to be knowledge, you soon understand their opinions and their flaws.
Then you look into the scientists, and realise that those scientists aren't unquestionable; looking into the history of science, it is a very human field, filled with motivations, treachery, and flaws. Especially-so nowadays, you can see these "scientists" promoting all kinds of scientific "facts." But, who dares to disagree and disbelieve what a *scientist* tells you?
