Ah. I think I was being so pedantic it was confusing. If the "Gell-Mann amnesia" technically refers to your tendency to forget the unreliability of the source,

Ah. I think I was being so pedantic it was confusing. If the "Gell-Mann amnesia" technically refers to your tendency to forget the unreliability of the source, then the takeaway when you learn about it is to be wary of your own forgetting. But in common parlance, "Gell-Mann" has started to mean "Gell-Mann awareness", so you might well read "wary of Gell-Mann" as "wary of skepticism", not "wary of credulity". Is that where we're getting mixed up?