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Why do some discoveries face so much resistance, and how can I tell if it's genuine skepticism or something more biased?

How close was Iran to having a nuclear weapon and delivery system?
How can companies make a decision that could potentially harm their workers' health in the long term?
Does a country's main source of wealth determine how its people perceive the value of hard work?
Does living far from home change the traits you look for in a companion?
What are some ways to protect yourself financially and emotionally if you suspect your employer might not take your resignation well?
Why has the idea of secret societies become such a popular explanation for how people get rich?
Why do some people find living for experiences more fulfilling than chasing specific goals?
For someone who enjoys living for experiences, how do you deal with societal pressure to set and achieve specific goals?
Why do some families in arranged marriages have double standards about living arrangements for the bride's and groom's parents?
Why do some coffee shops succeed in charging more without losing customers?
What impact does a person’s lifestyle and personal fulfillment have on their perceived attractiveness?
Which economists have the most accurate predictions about food price inflation?
What are some respectful ways to learn about and enjoy another culture's traditional attire without being accused of appropriation?
Is it really a shock that Donald Trump is not only supporting but rallying with Max Miller, an Ohio Republican congressman who is accused of serious abuse by both former girlfriend Stephanie Grisham & his ex-wife Emily Moreno?
Have you ever heard a story where spiritual guidance seemed to help someone find love again?
Don't you find it woke that the Trump Administration reversed its decision to live-stream a terrorist's execution, simply because he is in a wheelchair? Wheelchair or not he still murdered Americans, and it's his own fault he's paralyzed.
Which is harder to accept, that a story you believe is extraordinary may never find its audience, or that a story you consider ordinary might become the work people remember you for?

 
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