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> is that they can't help but give their "expert" opinion on every topic, even if they are not an actual expert Aka being human. This all says more about the
by bcrosby95 4y ago
> is that they can't help but give their "expert" opinion on every topic, even if they are not an actual expert
Aka being human.
This all says more about the people invoking it than the supposed effect.
That is, they expect otherwise smart people to not behave like people. But they do, and they talk about subjects they have no clue about, just like everyone else.
- MayeulC 4y agoWell, I'm guilty of it myself, but I try to pay attention. It's a trap that can be avoided to some extent if both the audience/interviewer and interviewee are aware of it.