I think it's just the Dunning-Kruger thingy, "scientists" which do not know their own limitations. Hubris. Lack of humanities on STEM curricula, philosophy, hig

I think it's just the Dunning-Kruger thingy, "scientists" which do not know their own limitations. Hubris. Lack of humanities on STEM curricula, philosophy, higher-level thinking. --- This is just an aside, but poor Murray Gell-Mann, always getting dragged into these discussions because Michael Crichton made up that effect, and named it after a famous scientist for the prestige. It's even more ironic, because Michael Chrichton was a climate change denier and an anti-science crusader! Just watch Jurassic Park, Spielberg kept some of his BS! Then watch Jurassic Park 3 and fist pump over the kid trashing his book. So the "Gell-Man Effect" is literally an example of itself.