507 Does everyone understand how long it takes Scientists to agree about a new idea?

It took almost 50 years for scientists to accept plate tectonics as fact with all of the evidence that is spread around the planet!!! Do you know one of the biggest reasons for such understanding to take place? Because the previous generation of scientists had to die off. Once something is learned, especially in a higher educational place of learning people have all invested their time, money, and the standing that they receive, which all convey prestige for the individuals involved!!!

The same can be seen going back in time, from the washing of hands to rid a doctor of bacterial organisms before delivering a baby, to understanding evolution, only through time and the incoming of new generations of people in professional capacities, do new ideas become accepted!!! This interruption of new ways of seeing how life works has severe consequences for humanity! And right now with our lack of understanding of the causes behind Global Warming and Climate Change, we are going down a path that leads us into areas that will create massive problems in the future, all being blamed on Scientists being so set in their ideological pass ideas! How will that play out with the general population who already have a poor of how Science works??? Dan

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