There are other possibilities, but none of them are "my AI gets infinitely smart" fin/
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Also because engineers tend to get taught simplified versions of technical topics, delude themselves into believing that they’ve mastered those topics, and go argue with the specialists who’ve learned the detailed versions.
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Yes. It's a subtype of the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
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I've known dozens of engineers and computer peeps who lost a ton of money in the stock market/bitcoin/MLMs because "money is numbers" + "I'm good with numbers" = drastic overconfidence.
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Usually the "make quite a bit of money" using a method that involves forgetting about the losses and remembering the gains, in my experience.
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We could probably get a lot of shitheads on
#DefundThePolice if we rebranded it as just pushing a new build of policing to the live servers. We might have to bounce a few of them, and if it doesn't work we'll just roll back. Cool? Cool.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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The selection bias of applying to engineering vs science is much more likely to determine politics than that a curriculum with more technical projects rather than lit reviews turns you into a libertarian. Your description of engineers' disease is engineers' disease itself.
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