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Originally Posted by dav3
The "random people" in the video are a physicist and an electrical engineer. They are not just asking a few questions, they are finding problems with the current model and explaining them with a new model.
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There are millions of physicists and electrical engineers in the world. Had they been astrophysicists with a strong research record, they wouldn't be random people. Since they lack that, however, they are in fact random people.
Apart from that, how would you know if they actually were finding real problems with the current model? Do you even know what the real problems with the current model are? Or are you simply taking the word of these two random guys over the word of the established scientists in the field?
My money's on the latter.
You found a seemingly interesting theory on something you have admitted you know very little about, and for some bizarre reason, you decided that you preferred this theory over the established ones - which you don't even know.