Everybody is an expert .... that's how it appears anyway How often do you hear anyone describe themselves as a crap driver , or an idiot ? In a survey ( might have been the AA actually ) over 80% of drivers rated themselves as " above average " So that is completely meaningless as a statistical measure of driver ability . It's the Dunning-Kruger Effect .... and yes , somebody did start me off on this rant . Nobody on here , I hasten to add .... someone in "real" life .... Thick people agency " Rowena is particularly thick .... she's one of our top earners "
I should have guessed .... you always pick up on Zappa references .... BTW - I think Julia Davis is a comic genius !
"Have you caught me?" : o D She was brilliant in many things I've seen her in but Jam was her finest moment.
yip, two kinds of experts, those that talk a good job, the wordier the better. then there are those that can do a good job.
I have to confess that sometimes I’m an idiot, I know this to be fact because wife reassures me if ever in doubt, and she’s no idiot.
Yep. I’ve referenced that syndrome on this forum a few times and as recently as a few days ago The first rule of Dunning-Kruger club is you don’t know you’re a member of Dunning-Kruger club.... https://medium.com/invisible-illness/too-stupid-to-know-it-f254501e6c3d
"Arguments. Thick people are very good at winning arguments, because they are too thick to realise that they have lost". Never a truer word has been spoken.
Hence the stratospheric growth of the HSE culture in its first few years, before realising that there would never be a substitute for actually training people correctly.