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You’re in luck, the article speaks to exactly that question! Specifically, it says that the people “following mainstream consensus” are actually less likely to
by IfOnlyYouKnew 4y ago
You’re in luck, the article speaks to exactly that question!
Specifically, it says that the people “following mainstream consensus” are actually less likely to do so “blindly”, i. e. overconfidently.
So the answer would seem to be: rather low.
- SV_BubbleTime 4y ago>Specifically, it says that the people “following mainstream consensus” are actually less likely to do so “blindly”, i. e. overconfidently. After the past few years, I’m really not sure if there is anyone left that doesn’t have a personal anecdote against this.
- guelo 4y agoThe right has developed their own "mainstream concensus".