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That in turn reminds me of a British reality TV series from the 2000s called "Faking It". Participants were trained by experts in a specific skill that they had
by scoot 3y ago
That in turn reminds me of a British reality TV series from the 2000s called "Faking It". Participants were trained by experts in a specific skill that they had no existing knowledge of, and then they had to convince others that they were genuinely skilled in that area, which they almost always did.
It was "fake it 'till you make it" condensed into a single episode. Loved that show!
- abecedarius 3y agoInteresting how different the things we're reminded of are: I was thinking of a maxim Feynman liked, "What one fool can do, another can." (Not sure if it's original to him; my memory suggests it might've been from one of the calculus book he read as a teen.)
- aimor 3y agoAncient Simian Proverb That's how it's attributed in Calculus Made Easy by Silvanus P. Thompson and it stuck with me too.