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That is not the "stupid" used in this context.
by ergonaught 11mo ago
That is not the "stupid" used in this context.
- pstuart 11mo agoSure, the "stupid" is effectively "unintelligent" in that context (unless I'm being stupid here ;-) My point is that even intelligent people can be incredibly stupid and Dunning-Kruger can still apply (because they know they are intelligent and are too arrogant to question their positions)