There was the Scott Alexander thing recently (in the context of defending polyamory) talking about how if you want information on how to walk, then you'd probab

There was the Scott Alexander thing recently (in the context of defending polyamory) talking about how if you want information on how to walk, then you'd probably be better talking to the person who has some debilitating physical issue as they've been motivated to think about it long and hard, and find all sorts of tricks and techniques to make it easier, while most people have never even thought about walking. And that many "experts" will fit this model. I don't think he said a follow up thought I just had, which is that the kind of person who goes looking for walking or happiness podcasts is very likely not in the "just comes naturally demographic" either.