"the experts might tell us but we don't listen to experts any more" is glib and illogical. The only people not listening to the experts any more are the ...
A little unkind, Ikky.
Many of the so-called “experts” have been the architects of their own undoing. Time and again in the past they have told the ignorant masses that this will happen or that will happen, only to find that this or that did not (by which time the earlier group of experts had headed off into the sunset to be replaced by a fresh batch). Some very important decisions have been taken on the back of expert advice. The introduction of the single currency is probably the one which has caused most harm. The experts in favour held sway over those they described as “doomsayers”. And look what happened.
Fortunately the latest batch of “experts” (such as the former Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Governor of the Bank of England, the CBI, Anna Soubrey and Kenneth Clarke) were not persuasive enough to fool the electorate that their forecast of doom, gloom and despondency would materialise should we idiots be foolish enough to vote for Brexit. The CBI in particular has form. It forecast that the UK economy would collapse if it declined to join the euro. The disasters they said would happen immediately following the referendum have singularly failed to occur so it is little wonder that people doubt whether the longer term forecasts of Armageddon will either. The reason why many people are now less inclined to listen to the “experts” is that many of them have demonstrated that they are a bunch of charlatans.