Dunning Krueger explained

The whole trump administration is the perfect example of the Dunning-Krueger effect.

@RichardNoggin0 Just a reminder

He's right about what he is talking about, but he is trying to inject Conservative onto the subject, as if so-called Progressives don't also have a serious problem with this issue.

@dogmom_lj The Dunning-Krueger effect in action

And who is the most prominent member in the world of this club right now? I guess everyone knows....

Finding the way back to rationality is difficult, when your "superior common sense" has become part of your identity.

I also genuinely believe they stand ten toes down even when they’re wrong because they’re also too stupid to comprehend complex topics, so instead of trying to learn they just say it’s fake news because it’s easier for them than actually educating themselves.

You guys have no clue what it’s like living in the south, until someone creates a social media/media literacy series, and stops talking down to the Mamaws and Papaws of the south, and teach them how it works, they’ll never care what you have to say. I know these people too well.

I want to repost this every week until Trump is gone from office.

Where is the evidence showing this effect only takes place among conservatives? There are countless leftists there that are complete morons who apparently believe they are experts

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What else am I going to do on the toilet though?

🤣 then he said “conservatives” — like “he knows” — the libtard irony never fails to fascinate

I always take my advice from TikTok. It is what makes me an expert. However, I would rather trust I AM THE SCIENCE Faucci.

This also shows up more commonly with liberals. Statistics bro - Virtue signaling, echo chambers. You exist in a world where your ideas are regurgitated so often you refuse any challenge to fact. And in keeping with the (actual premise) of the Dunning-Kruger Effect, instead of trying to learn anything about an opposition viewpoint you attack the individual. Because facts are inconvenient to the liberal narrative. Keep proving yourself ignorant. Be wary of big words. They can come back to bite you when you use them incorrectly -

Being stupid is a equal opportunity quality. The need to simplify and rely on Dogma is just a lazy way to validate your opinion. "Orange Man Bad" comes to mind...

if the phenomenon you study is too complex chances of you becoming a real expert in ten years are low, but you'll definitely acquire the arrogance of knowing sh1t.

There’s plenty of examples of liberals like this as well. Our political leaders are a living examples of Dunning Krueger

You should know that your conclusions can just as easily be made for progressives? Your bias is the living proof that natural stupidity can be found everywhere? Q.E.D.

Problem this post suggests is it's only one wing of the same bird. When both wing are guilty. Also science and data can be bought, manipulated and curated to creating, objective looking facts. Both sides do it. Covid-19 is a prime example. When fear and desperation become a ⚔️

They should change the name to the RFK Jr Effect

Peculiar Dunning Krueger effect at the opposite end of the spectrum: I've seen some really smart people get frustrated because they presume themselves to be typical and are mystified by the amount of ineptitude around them.

Trump's photo should be on Dunning-Krueger's Wikipedia page.

The forbidden fruit

What a fantastic video, thanks for posting.

This is indeed true and obvious, but they were also elected because of the problems in the country and the lack of solutions on the part of the Democrats, who played left-wing games beyond measure, to the limit of what is permitted, and as a result, some of the people were afraid

Joe Rogan.

& Those that don't know will say, "God made it happen". & That's why we have religion, Cuz those that don't know think they always have the answer, & It brings them comfort, & A false sense of enlightenment thinking they know it all. 🤣😂🤣 It's ridiculous.

THANKS for posting this video! I've tried telling some MAGAs to google the term Dunning-Kruger Effect, but most are too lazy. We've all succumbed to this Effect at least once in our lives, but MAGAs more so than others, it would seem. I hope people repost your video!

Science isn't about saying "I'm science, therefore I'm right." It's about evidence that others can examine, test, and challenge. Being fact-based means claims should be transparent and reproducible and not accepted on authority alone.

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What is a woman?

Dude...

This certainly explains a lot of maga