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Why shouldn't people express their opinion if they are uninformed? Since the greatest experts in each field publish their best results with a less than 50% acc
by bugsy 15y ago
Why shouldn't people express their opinion if they are uninformed?
Since the greatest experts in each field publish their best results with a less than 50% accuracy rate, it seems clear that uninformed people randomly guessing things can do better by flipping coins.
Feynman found it useful to go with his gut feeling about something before he had reviewed any previous research in a field, and found this worked well for him. His IQ was 125 so he's just an ordinary guy with common sense.
- syllogism 15y agoFeynman just an ordinary guy with common sense? If his IQ was measured to be 125, that tells us far more about the accuracy of the IQ measurement process than Feynman's intelligence. Feynman's extra-ordinariness is on clear display.