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I don't think they were confident, but they thought they needed to pretend to be confident. Consider it the side effect of presumably competent scientists spen
by kbelder 4y ago
I don't think they were confident, but they thought they needed to pretend to be confident. Consider it the side effect of presumably competent scientists spending too much time with politicians and PR departments.
And that's why they ended up seeming like liars, and can't be trusted.
- hackerfromthefu 4y agoWell it's not just seeming - they actually were liars, about the degree of confidence. As you said, too much time with politicians and PR professional liars!