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In cases where the journalists don't understand or can't get an expert to explain it to them, I like the ambiguity of glitch. The "We don't know the details" is
by jollyllama 4y ago
In cases where the journalists don't understand or can't get an expert to explain it to them, I like the ambiguity of glitch. The "We don't know the details" is baked into the term at this point. Glitch stays on the correct side of Dunning-Kreuger.
- beshrkayali 4y agoI think the idea of "we don't know the details" is not always true. Sometimes it is of course, but sometimes it's not. A term like glitch glosses over that detail and makes it seem like situations are similarly unknown, which is not correct.