You could have studied at Harvard and still be wrong. I don’t understand your point.
There’s always someone in every discipline that goes against the general consensus. There are scientists that think climate change is not real. That does not mean they are right.
There are very experienced pilots licensed by EASA who think that flying a twin with one engine out for 3 hrs over continental europe is acceptable. That doesn’t mean they were right.
Scientific studies are peer-reviewed and have to be verifiable by others to be considered valid or insightful. That’s what gives science credibility, not which university the scientist carried his studies at.
Last edited by aussiefarmer; 11th Feb 2021 at 07:07.