As a general rule, you should get more skeptical around any information that people feel strongly about - including information that comes from academia. The more politically sensitive something is, the less you should easily trust anything around it.
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"but after meeting lots of people in academia and seeing it fail". So you only have anecdotes? No studies or evidence pointing to a broader generalizable trend? just a few incidents and that's enough to be 'skeptical' of institutions instead of dismissing those authors instead
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Well, depends on the type of science. When was physics wrong in the last 200 years? (and everything being a model/approximation is always the case in physics. Newtown assumed infinite c, for example)
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