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The belief in recursive intelligence explosion is a good example: only someone who thinks of themselves as a very-high-IQ hyper-rationalist could be susceptible to buy into it
If you want to fool a nerd, make long, complex, overly abstract arguments, free from the shackles of reality. Throw equations in there. Use physics analogies. Maybe a few greek words
People are subject to identity bias (you are more likely to believe a statement that seems to match your identity). If your identity is "I'm a rationalist", then you're more likely to fall for arguments that feature superficial scientific attributes.
The side joke is that a self-styled rationalist's primary mechanism for adopting beliefs remains identity reinforcement -- just like everyone else -- rather than the actual rational value of an argument.
I don’t understand your thesis. Anyone who is inside Dunning Kruger valley will be easy to fool or emotionally manipulate. And, it is much harder (= more data needed) to disprove a well-written proof of Riemann hyp than a poorly written clickbait article about 5G.
e.g. we're living in a simulation...
So much of my AP physics class was unlearning the pseudo science understanding of what the terms we were learning actually did.
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