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what is the name of this principle?  No.84756562 Archived
everything you have little to no confidence in, you're probably actually more correct than you think.

anything you have absolute confidence in, you are probably completely wrong.
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>>84756562
Its the dunning-Kruger effect
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>>84756562
made me think of this, idk what it's called
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>>84756562
kinda depends...do you have an example
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>>84756587
The D-K effect itself is bullshit and, to my memory, not replicable.
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>>84756657
I don't anything about it other than what it describes
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