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> Obviously to be an "expert" one generally has to have engaged in something other than testifying as an one. I don't know, it seems to work for a great many c
by danielheath 4y ago
> Obviously to be an "expert" one generally has to have engaged in something other than testifying as an one.
I don't know, it seems to work for a great many consultants.
- red-iron-pine 4y agoNo court system is dragging 23 year old experts onto the stand to talk about "containerization"