This is patently false.
> if you are good at logical thinking, truth seeking, and problem solving this applies to everything you do in life.
That's how we STEM people like to see ourselves, yes. But that's rarely how it plays out. First, ego gets in the way. When someone thinks they understand something (even if it's way outside their field of expertise), they are much less likely to do the truth seeking part. So they stick to erroneous beliefs which results in them making idiotic claims.
Then you have the fact that STEM people struggle with nuance. They prefer cold simple logic. Which results in views on nuanced topics such as human behavior that are so appalling it's become a meme at this point.
Then you have the classic counter example of geniuses going off the deep end with the Nobel disease.