Viktor Schauberger, the great water engineer who proved all the experts wrong, said of these same experts: "…almost every 'expert' in all walks of life will feel threatened. So no co-operation for sensible change can be expected from any experts. Their opposition will, in fact demonstrate our priorities."
https://archive.org/stream/fa_Living_Water-Viktor_Schauberger/Living_Water-Viktor_Schauberger_djvu.txt
Repeat: Their opposition will, in fact demonstrate our priorities.
In other words, the more the "experts" squeal, the more you know that this is exactly the issue to push. I walked out of the academy (ex physics lecturer) in 1987 and have never regretted it. Schauberger's dictum has been my watchword ever since I read these words.
They are all "specialists" in their fields, if you try to cross the boundaries (even from physics to chemistry) they start frothing at the mouth.
I met one full professor of sociology at a nameless university. He claimed to have started as a medical doctor, trying to cure people. Then, he said, he realised that the problem was in people's minds, so he became a psychiatrist. Then he realised that it was society that messed their minds up, so he became a sociologist (Harvard trained, he said).
It all sounded quite logical and convincing.
THEN he told me that he also had a degree in engineering, and I saw it was all bullshit.
This guy gave an inaugural lecture, was external examiner for other universities, and turned out to be a complete fraud. Entertaining, but a total bullshit artist.
I saw how this was all covered up at the university, and thought: at least this guy was an honest fraud.
There are clever bastards in the academy, all right, and their specialities are killing people, fucking up their minds, and fucking up society. Think "Tavistock". The universities are the modern-day temples of satan. Period. ANYTHING and EVERYTHING interesting is occurring outside the mainstream of academia.