Let's also assume that my assumption is correct. Of these, many will prefer to remain blissfully ignorant. Of these, some will be content with what they already believe and will look no further. Others will be interested in ABC only out of curiosity. Of the curious, some will disagree and may even try to engage in debates where no one ever changes their minds.
Debates are little more than parlor games.
A few of the curious perhaps will modify their views because the new view of ABC appears more reasonable than the one they possess. These are the people capable of learning. No view is ever static. What people believe of the atom has changed drastically over the years. All of us ignorantly believe things which are factually false albeit believing them to be true.