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The "mediocre individual" (terminology from the quote above) might still have something valuable to share. If you fight a drunk person throwing random punches,
by 29athrowaway 4y ago
The "mediocre individual" (terminology from the quote above) might still have something valuable to share.
If you fight a drunk person throwing random punches, there might be still a probability to get knocked out because within that randomness there is a probability of a perfect punch.
Experts are often right but occasionally they can be wrong. Skilled competitors often win but occasionally they can lose, even to beginners.
- the_only_law 4y agoProbably not as bad as the mediocre advice you’ll get from yourself as an arrogant narcissist anyway.
- 29athrowaway 4y agoMy point is that blind trust or distrust is bad. We should always listen to people with a healthy level of skepticism. Experts can make mistakes just like non-experts can occasionally contribute at an expert level or prove an expert wrong.