I suspect that we aren't so far apart on this as one might think. The more central an issue is to your life, the better the rewards for developing some local e

I suspect that we aren't so far apart on this as one might think. The more central an issue is to your life, the better the rewards for developing some local expertise are. One can imagine that this is why some people develop into the domain experts they are, that field was central to their life. I think, however, this is a different discussion. The article was about the value of domain experts and trust in them, and I feel it's sad this is somehow contentious (although thankfully less so on this forum). I believe another article could be written about the need to improve access to relevant domain experts (your premise I believe) and the need to increase accountability of experts/professionals (another person's premise). Both are worthy areas to examine once we acknowledge the importance of domain experts and offloading/delegating to them...