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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Most people who don't believe in evolution wont want to educate themselves on the topic. Generally, the resistance to believing in evolution is because their worldview (religion) depends on evolution not being real.

The topic isn't something you can *fully* understand without a lot of extra learning. So you have to at some point trust that whoever is trying to convince you is telling the truth.

I've never seen DNA, I don't know how carbon dating works. If someone was trying to trick me, they could easily make up facts &amp; data &amp; all sorts of things about evolution, and I wouldn't be able to verify if anything they were saying is true.

So, for lots of people, they choose to not trust what people say or research evolution for themselves, because finding out evolution removes a lot of happy beliefs for them.
gpt
Piggy backing on this, I never understood why both couldn’t co exist. Taking Christianity, it says God created humans. 

It never said He created them out of nothing. Evolution can explain the how. 

Seems like the disconnect is a medieval-level close mindedness where you weren’t allowed to question the church.