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For every random "expert" who is right there are likely millions of wrong ones. In tech terms, it's like the "idea" guy. We need to have some level of curation

by juve1996 4y ago

For every random "expert" who is right there are likely millions of wrong ones. In tech terms, it's like the "idea" guy. We need to have some level of curation, that yes, will be wrong at singular time points. The point of a process is continual improvement, not being perfect at every singular point in time. That includes studies too. The process takes time. Unfortunately the government and public have to act ahead of time. And the media of course has to make their $$$.

oblib 4y ago
> For every random "expert" who is right there are likely millions of wrong ones. That's fair to say. But it's always best to be curious and open to learn from others. Years ago an older friend of mine gently chided me by telling me "You can learn something from everyone". I needed that at the time and it truly changed me. I started looking for that to see if it was true and found it is. You still have to sift out the bullshit, and fair to say that's truer now than back then, but it's worth the effort to look for it.