If I take a medicine recommended by all government agencies, all the people that work for those agencies and all the people who consider themselves “skeptics” then one would assume that medicine would help me, or at least help someone. One might also assume that it would be easy to find information about how that medicine would be helpful to me and why I should take it in my particular situation.
Or say there is a forecast of a future world catastrophe that nearly everyone believes will happen based on scientific minded peoples’ projections, studies, facts and computer models. It seems to me like it should be easy to find such facts and how the models work and why this will happen and what, if anything we can do about it, and why.
Or say there is an accusation that secret things are going on in a government renown in the entire world for secret things. The accusation is that a common occurrence, something everyone has seen many times, actually has a sinister and vehemently denied purpose.
Or say there is a popular belief that all of humanity is being fed misleading information about many subjects and that businesses and government are profiting from the dissemination of that information. That courts have ruled against the businesses and government but still the generality of educated “skeptics” defend the very profitable practices that are status quo.
Where would one look for good information about these things?