I think (3) shouldn't really be about "expertise," (which to me connotes "authority") but whether or not one has necessary background info or good, original ideas about a topic to engage.
I think one of the most important things I've learned as a scientist is to become comfortable saying things like: (1) "That's true, you're right." (2) "You make a good point." (3) "I'm not an expert in X, so I'll have to get back to you."
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"You make a good point."
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Also known as things that Trump would never say.
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Sir, I mean absolutely no offense but, mentioning certain HIGHLY DISGRACEFUL name (for whom truth NEVER MATTERS) in STEM community might afoul this refreshing place (where TRUTH IS THE ONLY THING THAT MATTERS).
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"How the hell do I know?" - A. Einstein
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are you saying that scientists are rare? in maths, this fair attitude is very common while in physics it is more difficult to evaluate...
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