Usurpation.
The death of expertise: or, perhaps, its replacement with pseudo-expertise: http://thefederalist.com/2014/01/17/the-death-of-expertise/ …
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"What's going on here" is that the experts (esp in soft sciences) have purposefully fed us shit for a century.
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as one who works in the social science field, I must say your point is spot on. We've been fed a lot of it.
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Whenever someone asks this, I want to clobber him with a copy of Coming of Age in Samoa
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Also Phil Tetlock's book destroys the premise-experts fall back on evolved heuristics/biases, judgment no better than lay
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@Riskarr5@RadioFreeTom very interesting read. But im no expert in readingThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@RadioFreeTom at best, experts are tools, not gurus. Use, don't trust -
I'm just curious Mr. Wilson - how did you come to that conclusion? I hear similar sentiment from folks in my hometown, too.
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Although sometimes 'experts' are blinded by ideological echo-chamber, while instinct and wisdom of ages can reflect truth
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