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I utterly disagree. The division of cognitive labor is necessary in all fields. Should you be expected to know how the Hubble constant is estimated to belive the universe is expanding? Do I need to know much about development to be concerned about teenagers driving?
So you're equally concerned about everything that experts suggest you should be concerned about, without using any mental models of how the world works to judge which experts know what they're talking about, or which risks to prioritize?
Of course not. I was responding to what sounded like your dismissal of the division of cognitive labor. And, in addition, you and I can go a lot deeper than most people can. But we need to be able to defer to experts at every level.
I just think if there's been intense partisan debate for decades about some issue, citizens who care about the issue have an epistemic duty to develop more than a superficial level of understanding... because, among other reasons, they might be wrong.
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