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100% agree with the sentiment, but I think the last part is a bit Panglossian. The fundamental problem is that knowledge is hard. Sometimes amateurs know better, but sometimes they don't. Do we improve our hit rates by giving higher status to amateurs?
IMO, both amateurs and professionals (broadly) need to embrace a much stronger sense of personal & systemic fallibility. Knowing "better" isn't a terribly useful frame — better to understand what you know, what you don't know, and how to make sense of your observations in context
Younger Josh would agree with that passionately.
Older Josh recognizes that the problems you are describing are limitations of human psychology. We aren't wired to find Truth. We're wired to build social coalitions. @robinhanson
Of course that's not to say that pointing out the problem isn't useful. I'm just not sure we have any great ways to fix it.
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