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Could you list some examples? I often see this happen with people mischaracterizing the Dunning-Kruger effect around the watercooler but I’m having trouble comi
by paulgerhardt 7y ago
Could you list some examples? I often see this happen with people mischaracterizing the Dunning-Kruger effect around the watercooler but I’m having trouble coming up with any other cases.
- aaron695 7y agoPop-Sci 'Jevons paradox' and 'Braess's paradox' They're commonly misused and misunderstood when trying to apply to real life. So much so I've never seen an example of either that applies to real life. They are purely theoretical oddities, but often used to try and claim obtuse points.