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This sounds like evidence that his knowledge is wide, not narrow

• Thriptic 10y ago
  It's evidence that he's willing to talk about a wide range of topics, not that he has great knowledge in those areas.
• dragonwriter 10y ago
  No, making statements outside of his primary domain that are categorically incorrect isn't a sign of broad knowledge. It may be a sign that he thinks his knowledge is broad when it isn't, but there are other explanations.