The Dunning-Kruger Effect - Cognitive Bias - Why Incompetent People Think They Are Competent
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2019
- Special thank you to Trace Dominguez for all his help on this video. Please go check out his channel for some neat science videos! / travellintrace
In the field of psychology, the Dunning-Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people mistakenly assess their cognitive ability as greater than it is. It is related to the cognitive bias of illusory superiority and comes from the inability of people to recognize their lack of ability. Without the self-awareness of metacognition, people cannot objectively evaluate their competence or incompetence.
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"The problem with the world is that the intelligent people are full of doubt, while stupid ones are full of confidence." - Charles Bukowski
I am intelligent and have confidence but this world is beyond me I don't know man maybe I was born in a wrong world an avergae person is stupid af😅
Your cockyness shows that you're just like the average stupid person, If you truly we're intelligent you wouldn't feel the need to tell this to everyone
@@JungMode nah u just salty as many people could be towards me😅
CHIEF TICKLESBALLSWITHFART got me overwhelmed!
It’s not confidence, it’s stubbornness.
People who know nothing about politics, yet they hate one side and cheer their side like it’s a sports team.
They don’t want to discuss politics, they just name call and repeat simple slogans.
This video reminds me of a piece of advice my father gave me when I got my first job.
He told me that because I was so inexperienced, that I didn't even know what I didn't know. He told me to keep my mouth shut, except to ask questions about the things that were confusing me. He also told me to periodically ask my boss what were the things that I needed to improve on, and then figure out how to improve my performance in those areas.
He assured me that if I did that long enough that I would eventually get to the point where I at least knew what I didn't know. He told me to be happy when I got to that point, because by then all I needed to do was to research the things that I didn't yet know, so I could finally understand them.
That was great advice and I still use it to this day. I miss you dad, you passed away when I was still a teenager but you taught me enough about being a man before you passed that I was able to live a life you'd be proud of. It's 2021, I'm 41 years old, and I still miss you every single day!
Gr8 advice! Your father was a wise man! Rest In Peace.
You should thank your father. Well, did it. If more people had a father like yours, they may be the world would be better.
@@adilsonsf He's still the best man I ever knew. It hurts still to this day that I lost him, especially while I was still in High School, but he made sure his son would be able to succeed without him. He taught me how to be a man, it was up to me to do it. Every time I fell short, it wasn't because he didn't prepare me, it was because I didn't follow his examples. Even when he was stuck in that wheelchair, and in that hospital bed, he was still the strongest man that I've ever seen.
Christ, I'm in tears writing this... I just hope my son ends up having a fraction of the respect for me that I have for my father. If he does, then I know I'll have done a good job raising him.
hell yea!!!!! proper proton right there!!!!! i hope i live up to half the dad my dad was!!!! still is!!!
beautiful
My grandad always said “What I know would fill a book! What I don’t know would fill a library!”
I think that applies to each and every person on the planet including people in power and the extremely wealthy. We are all just guessing our way through this life! That’s why all people make terrible decisions at times!
Exactly why we can't trust those types to have vast power over swaths of others. A more decentralized approach where leaders are more aware of the local impacts of their policies is key
@@Theviewerdude I fully agree! Look what’s happened in Afghanistan for example! Centralised power just doesn’t work, particularly in tribal countries!
@@lollapop7673 not to mention politicians would have a vested interest in good policies if they only have power over where they live
@@Theviewerdude yes you’re right there! They’d be better connected to the people they serve too! That would then give them more incentive to help their people!! It would make the world a better place for all!
@@lollapop7673 I'm seeing ideas along these lines getting more popular, I love to see it
"Being stupid is a lot like being dead. Everyone knows it but you." - - - Some smart guy.
That's pretty profound. I hope I never find out that I died.
there's a bit different version: being stupid is like being dead, Everyone around you suffer from these facts, but not you". I guess that "suffering" adds some emotional coloring :0
That is ESPECIALLY true now for all the anti-vax, anti-mask COVIDiots infesting society.
And everyone knows it. What a "great" sum up. Maybe stop summing up... just a hint. VERY few things are either/or in this world. Does not take much talk to realize that, but to see it in speech seems to be the problem as you show with your "wisdom"
@@TheFreedomBay THANK you! Agreed!
After watching this video I'm an expert on the Dunning-Kruger effect.
I will now mention it in casual conversation as often as possible, so everyone else knows how smart I am.
@@Kishmond ha.."This guy Dunning Kreuger robbed a bank and wasn't as smart as he thought.."
Now you're a genius you can debunk climate change, vaccines etc.
@@1090Ideas LoL This video is about you 😉
@@1090Ideas Not because you corrected. It's because you're correction is wrong and you're very confident that it's right LoL
Half the comments indirectly flexing they are intelligent
Which shows they're actually just.. Plain.. Stupid.
YamaYam more than that lol
Poop
Benzie Smith It’s emphasis.
I fully support TRUMP so I’m awake to reality and very smart
The Dunning-Kruger Effect has spawned a new phenomenon I like to call the Dunning-Kruger Effect Effect, which is when stupid people invoke the Dunning-Kruger Effect as though it doesn’t apply to them.
Now stay tuned for my analysis of the Dunning-Kruger Effect Effect Effect, which I myself am now guilty of.
@@ultravidz LOL!!! That was cool...hehehe ;)
you are correct on that one, people with a little bit of knowledge tend to swing it around like they know everything, like a kid who found his dad's gun, they think they are sharpshooters
@@ultravidz Damn. You are prepared for anything.
And there it is.
"The wise learn more from the fool than the fool learns from the wise."
the smart learn from their mistakes the wise learn from everything.
Nice quote
Quote is completely wrong. A fool/idiot has nothing knowledge to learn from. Example: The fools who think 9/11 was a planned demolition
"The world is made for people who aren't cursed with self-awareness." ~ Annie Savoy
Martin Wilson ¥YOOOOOO FUCKING PREACH✊¥
At least private Pyle knew he was a numbnut
Means I have to be responsible for my actions. I'm ok with that but only around people that deserve to know that.
Yep. I've taken a hard look at life objectively and I'm glad I did but it's also a curse. I know I'm not a genius but I also know I am more intelligent than the average person, I know because I had a teacher in first grade who accused me of being mentally retarded. The state board of education got involved, I performed at a 3rd grade level in first grade. 🤷♂️ I've met right around three other people like me in person. INTJ life. See shit other people don't, plan things out unlike them but take less action than "stupid" people due to planning shit out. Stupid being in quotes because I ernestly believe there is more to intelligence than just IQ, for example emotional intelligence. Most people are good at something, just finding what that is takes longer for some people. Actions taken are more succesful but if someone takes more action, they'll usually end up ahead given that the world doesn't wait. So working on that.
Ok
The smarter I get.... the more I realize how stupid I am.
I think charles Manson said that once lol
Yeah, but you don’t get smarter that’s the thing
The more I know.... The more questions I have...
the smarter I get , the more I realize how stupid smart people are .
@manny_ nuff
smarter than your numb nuts although that ain't saying much .
dungpile kruger effect is dumb people think they're the smart ones . You fail to understand the irony of the concept captain dungpile .
8:22 -- Starting to think that social media was the worst invention ever created.
from the Devil, intentionally doing wrong is evil, Resource Based Economy, 7 pillars supporting the matrix
Yep!
Technological advances ALWAYS bring out the best & worst in humanity.
The internet gives us tons more information than ever. Problem is people who don’t bother to read any of it. (Not willing to “train” themselves as the video put it.)
We are social beings made to live in small group habitats (let's say a 500 people village). What's right or wrong will be agreed upon by the diverse group members (diverse in the sense of many divergent opinions). In social media, all of a sudden groups can gather whose members all have the same opinion -- as weird as it may be. Since nobody objects and they are a sizable amount, they think it's true/legitimate.
"You never know what you don't know." Something an old person said to me when I was a teenager and knew everything.
But you can know THAT you don't know!
“Insert quote here to sound scholarly” - Joe Schmo
😂😂😂😂
“It is what it is” - always a true a statement
Adam Badali
Oh boi not joe schmo
"ack ack barf barf" -- Bill the Cat
WORD!
“Confidence. It’s the food of the wise man but the liquor of the fool.” -Vickram (The Office)
I think I’m going to like you Vickram
*slams van door*
Who is vickram,,,, is it the Indian guy that works at Steve correls second job,,,
Confidence is the result of hard work . Even smart people are confident in things they work hard to acquire.
Foolishness is from lazy people who thinks too highly of themselves without putting in a substantial effort.
@@dwargonedragon794 thugs are overly confident and they don't work at all,,,
You should address the alternative problem. The problem is 'educated' people who believe they can do no wrong and cannot be questioned about their beliefs even though an 'uneducated' person has information and facts stating it is false.
@Logic No one said the uneducated person has a low IQ. Just because a person has made a chose not to be educated , does not make them an idiot.
They do not analyze every facet, or make an attempt to acknowledge the facts presented to them due to the person not being 'educated' in the matter. This is an ego problem. ' I am better than you because I am educated' No, you are educated, but this does not mean you know everything and this down not mean no one else knows as much as you even if they are 'uneducated'
When referring to educated and uneducated, it refers to the fact someone has gone through the education system.
Being intelligent , does not mean you know everything. To admit you don't know and keep an open mind is the first step to learning. Saying you know everything is a closed mind and will learn nothing new.
@Logic Yes, i can tell you must be one of these educated people.... full of yourself
@@mek86 To be fair, most educated and uneducated people need a fair few lessons in humility.
@@HenkjanDeKaasboer Its a lesson they don't teach anymore.
Thomas Sowell: “The elites gain a little bit of knowledge & suddenly think they know more about economics than an Economics professor!
“An example is Noam Chomsky. He’s an ENGLISH professor but somehow believes he is an expert on economics & global politics. It’s ridiculous.”
Another example are those who have been trained not to question authority. Thus, go through their lives doing what they're told. Never questioning the status quo. Critical thought stifled. Fear of going against the main stream becomes a main trait.
Welcome to OUR world: we antinatalist animal rights vegans (AARV) have fought a war against factory farming for a century and the massive status quo that keeps this holocaust going.
@Logic Doesn't look like anyone is claiming to be "educated", as you state, about anything specific. Merely an observation. I would say you have some paranoia issues you may want to have checked out.
@Logic sounds like you need more hugs in your life. So much anger for a 13 yr old. Like I said, and it doesn't take a genius to see (so there is promise for you), what I stated is called an "observation". You are the only one making any "for sure" claims. YOU are the only one acting like an fool. But keep going it's entertaining. Dollars to donuts you live somewhere on the west coast.
@The Ultimate Reductionist. ANIMALS have the right to be eaten. Humanely of course, not with cruelty. If animals are not even eaten by people, then they will be eaten by lions or wolves or parasites or bacteria
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The issue is so many unintelligent people will be watching this video thinking thinking this applies to everyone but them (potentially even myself)
Edit: you can never assume you're above average, as youre almost always not.
This applies to us us
I know right, those people are so dumb....
you're describing me
Just like you!
I sense self realization
“Dumb people are always blissfully unaware of how dumb they really are.”
-Patrick Star
That's an autobiographical statement.
Chace Sledge I was actually just about to comment the same thing!
to which i would reply, takes one to know one.
Sad but true, that's why they continue the vicious cycle of deluding themselves that they're mentally superior to everyone else around them. 🤷♀️🤦♂️🤷♂️🤦♀️
"It's easier to trick someone than to convince them they've been tricked" -- Mark Twain
The less worried about ego the more room for learning!
Not so long ago we had a Minister of Education who publicly stated that he wanted all schools to be above average!
An example of why an education bureaucracy is not the same as a good educational system.
Everyone who drives faster than me is a maniac and everyone who drives slower than me is an idiot. 😏
That's how I feel. Nobody else knows how to drive, but me.
I agree, but that's only because I drive the speed limit lol
Source: George Carlin
Precisely
HAha
The most intelligent and skilled believe there is room for improvement. Actively looking to be challenged, learning through constructive criticism, seeing different perspectives, new ideas, always changing and growing.
Beautifully articulated. It's a dying breed. I also observe those obsessed with making someone else look bad or demonizing a person or group, are really the very monster they claim to be against. It's unfortunate and unfathomable people believe money, celebrity or education gives automatic wisdom. Is it just easier to be stupid or is there something unfulfilled within ourselves they desperately seek in manufactured and deceptive narratives.
Awesome 👏
Intelligent people, that actually read and study, always reach a point where they can come up with more questions that need to be answered. This requires more reading and studying.
Stupid people just follow someone else’s opinion if it happens to confirm the believes they already have/ if the opinion of someone else makes them feel good about themselves or if it soothes the uneasy feelings that their fears cause. That’s why they’re into following and believing all kinds of populists, mediums and religions, fear mongers, smooth talking politicians, etc that tell them what they want to hear.
This is science - the alternative: being a MAGA hat moron or a republican
@@DodongoManoof I do believe psychiatric intervention and therapy for your TDS will not be of much use but should nevertheless be undertaken for the safety and welfare of the general public. 🤪 😆 👀
I have been sharing this video, in hopes that 'all' of us; family/friends included, can recognize this subtle yet furtively obtuse mindset before it takes permanent hold. Great video. The timing: my goodness....only months before the pandemic. Thank you!
Yup. I had a brother during that time who was highly educated, and he insisted that anyone who was hesitant about the new "covid vaccine", which was in fact an experimental gene altering medication (nMRA) instead of an classic vaccine, was "an idiot". Meanwhile he mocked me since I never took the "vaccine" as I didn't have to due to me getting it early and developing anti-bodies on my own and never got covid again after the first time, while he took all the doses and even all the boosters and still got covid 7 times. The "intellectuals" of in many ways often the most stupid among us, as their arrogance tends to blind them.
The hallmark of intelligence, according to Dunning, is being “good at knowing what we don’t know.” If we want to avoid the impact of cognitive biases such as the Dunning-Kruger effect and if we want to better ourselves overall, it’s vital that we’re aware that there is always more to know.
Social Media shines a glaring light on this phenomenon
Financially Coded I think he meant is that social media having people living in a dream and becoming really confident without any realization of what they’re actually looking on fb, Twitter, Instagram, etc.
Maybe looking at comments under posts and seeing people confidently arguing about topics that they don’t seem to know too much about
They pretty much stated this in the 30-second clip starting at 8:20 and ending at 8:50
True that.
Politics do too
“I’m a great driver...so I don’t need to use blinkers or signals” - my favorite expert analysis I’ve heard
I'm a truck driver and hear and see this all the time from people that drive small vehicles
@@chrismanning1746 Ironically driving an extremely small car will teach you the value of using both... Assuming you live long enough to learn the lesson being given.
@@jaredmurray9868 You stupid four wheelers
Drivers. A past acquaintance of ours refused to use a seat belt because -- according to him -- doing so would have put him at even greater risk in the event of an accident. His reasoning: The seat belt could prevent his escape from a burning and/or about-to-explode vehicle. (Also, subtle and oblique humor completely eluded him. Example: At one of our stand-up meetings, one in our group did a cute little victory dance (to celebrate a milestone). Everyone reacted as you'd expect; laughs and giggles. Then I said, "There's also a failure dance, you know... but, by pure coincidence, it just happens to look exactly like a bunch of people running down the street... crying and screaming." Laughs and giggles except from seat belt guy who (predictably) looked sort of worried and puzzled; to this day, I believe he thought I was serious about a 'failure dance'.)
@rickthunberg...Pretty sure I watched a truck driver make a left hand turn through a right hand turn lane yesterday morning....just saying...no one group is short of stupid individuals. For example, I am Norwegian.
I made this mistake recently. I thought I would do better than the other people in my class at something and I did worse. It was humbling and I am glad I tried. It was crisis intervention and when you watch the person do it it seems easy to know how to respond. The problem is when your in the scenario your adrenaline is going and it makes it MUCH harder to think which is why it's hard to know what to say. When you can sit outside and look in objectively it all seems so simple. I also have stage fright also so having the entire class watching me caused my mind to go blank as well. REALLY want to take public speaking classes so I can learn to better control my thoughts in front of crowds.
5:23
OMG, don't even get me started with firearm handling.
I volunteer as a range safety officer (entire shooting organization and range staff are volunteer to keep range fees and membership dirt cheap), and I could tell you some stories.
We may be volunteers, but we do go through a certification process which includes safe handling of firearms, first aid training specializing in treating gunshot wounds and rattlesnake bites (we have rattlesnakes that wander onto the range from time to time), range policy, and a bunch of other stuff before you can become a RSO. I've seen RSOs do some stupid shit too, like forgetting to deploy the orange cones when going down range to repaint the steel targets (which start at 200 yards, and go out to 450 yards in 50 yard increments). They didn't even turn on the range cold lights which signify no handling of guns and/or ammo. They're lucky nobody started shooting at the closer targets, as those ricochets can bounce and tumble really far with a ton of energy still behind them.
I'm certainly no expert, but I know enough to be careful, and enough to spot when people are doing something dangerous to the rest of the firing line. Had a guy argue with us once because he claimed he wasn't flagging people, but he was clearly flagging people. We had to escort him off the range and threaten to get the police involved if he didn't leave. We won't tolerate improper handling of firearms. It's one thing if someone makes a mistake, we point it out, and they immediately correct it, but it's another when they argue. That dog won't hunt.
Never argue with an idiot, they dont even know they're wrong therefore you will never win.
But you can let others see it... like Trump did to Hillary, he just let her talk, and she did the rest.
“It’s hard to convince a smart person but impossible to convince a idiot “
I didn't know it was about winning
This thread is getting hillarious, Einstein said something around the lines of "If you can't explain a complex subject in simple layman terms then you don't understand it well."
Quote If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well. But then maybe a stupid person with cognitive bias cant even understand the simple explanation so you end up in a catch 22 where both are losers.
@@SovereignStatesman Actually, it's the other way around. Trump is the ULTIMATE here. Such a flaming idiot. Just listen to him on... well, ANYTHING!
He should have rubbed orange juice, what a nincompoop.
No mirrors
You need to use fruit punch that covers all the bases
Pickle juice always worked for me. Stole millions of pickles to do my work. From the prison kitchen!
Hello there tiny child. You will make a lovely snack for me.
@@a_walking_mood6489 absolutely, tasty too!
I often see Dunning-Kruger effect being used as a slur or smear of those who refuse to go along with a narrative that experts are pushing. The Surgeon was an example of an educated individual's ego resulting in Dunning-Kruger effect. And that happened because the system has conditioned them to consider themselves experts in whatever they graduated from higher education with. Something else to consider whatever happened to respecting autodidacticism, Leonardo da Vinci is a prime example the fact that he was outside of the education system has sometimes been credited with allowing his genius to flourish.
That's certainly its primary utility among the establishment's narrative police.
You better watch out with those beliefs
@@ohgodohgodhelp6152 for what?
@@wjamyers well it just sounds like something a conspiracy theorist would say to justify being debunked 🤷
@@wjamyers I agree with the statement too
It’s perfectly reasonable to question climate change experts who’s very living is based on what they are telling/selling you. They have a vested interest.
oh yea, Resource Based Economy, 7 pillars supporting the matrix
@IanFromCalifornia True Believer alert! So if Exxon gives $1 mil grant to a climate scientist, then his conclusion that CC is a hoax is suspect, but if the govts of the world spent $10 Billion to "prove" CC, then that's "science" and above reproach. Got it.
Oh, and to answer your question, yes, informed people on the right are only informed because they question every one and every thing. It's quite normal on this side of the aisle to review research and methods. Your side blindly believes everything you're told by the people on TV and declare anyone who questions the Narrative "anti-Science," because that's what thinking people do, they name-call and label "others"
@Logic actually CC is very easy to disprove with actual science. The only trouble is getting the normies to inform themselves from sources other than govt approved/govt controlled sources. Here's some science for you:
Carbon Dioxide is not a "greanhouse" gas, in fact there are diminishing returns to the point that increases CO2 level has no effect on temperature. Climate "models" assume CO2 has a multiplying effect (not true) to create scary charts. That's why all predictions from 30 years ago are laughably false.
CO2 rises AFTER temperature increases, this is because cold water can hold CO2 better than warm water, so when temp rises, CO2 is released from the oceans into the atmosphere. So cause and effect are 100% backwards. It is rising temps that cause the rising CO2. This trend is true over thousands of years and known to all climate scientists, ignored when they try to scare normies.
Anyway, the atmosphere is only 0.4% CO2 - in 1900 it was 0.39%. Not something to worry about.
USA warmest decade actual temp measured, 1930s. Coolest decade 70s. North ice cap is biggest ever and South Pole is recording the lowest temperatures ever recorded, probably due to solar minimum.
This is science, and if you'd read it and compared it to the nonsense you're being spoon fed day after day, you'd understand it. Don't assume people who disagree know less than you. That's what morons do, Dunning-Kruger effect, if you will.
@Logic this is an appeal to authority - not an argument. you're assuming the people drilling The Sky Is Falling into your head are "highly educated people" - when in fact, the source of this info are global elites who want to control you. They've decided to scare you into thinking the world is ending, if only you give them more money and more power. Some of these white coats are nothing more than hired guns doing what they're told for $$$$. But you're so informed you realize they are just in it for the Science! …almost holy. Meanwhile, actual scientists are denied tenure, fired, and blacklisted to keep quiet.
Yes, it was amply demonstrated during Covid that the “experts” can have agendas.
The problem is people don't know how to say, "I don't know!"
The number one problem in society
First thing I teach people at my job. Learn to ask questions. Don't think you need to answer every question you're asked. It's ok to tell someone "I don't know, I'll get back to you on that."
Lol wdym I be asking what tf is stuff all the time and I’m top of my class (not saying I’m the smartest human alive or anything special) but I still have loooooads of questions all the time
@@deleted4913 I understand that sentiment I get on peoples nerves have been told I ask a lot of questions myself, and to myself I think fuck them I want to know shit fucking tell me, but to their face I’m just like oh I’m sorry because I don’t wanna hurt their fragile egos or whatever the fuck and start some bullshit People are weird
"I don't know" is easily on my top 3 list of replies. Am not afraid to say this even if I do kinda know what's going on. It's either that or "I'm not sure". They'll have to explain again and I'll just have a higher understanding of what they said before or maybe even catch something I missed? Kinda like measuring twice before you cut something I guess? Although people with short tempers usually do not find this amusing.
"Think lightly of yourself and deeply of the world." - Miyamoto Musashi
You are the world. You are the universe. We all are together.
Nice! Somebody dropping a Musashi quote, love it.
MattsLinky I googled it...... that book was written around 1645 does it even worth to read such old books given that world is completely different from back then, I’ve this issues with every old books.
@@rpeshbhujade3974 of course, have you seen the state of the modern world? there is a lot to learn from the past, especially in the east.
despite it being pretty violent and mostly about swordplay, the lessons and philosophy associated with martial arts can be applied to all places in life.
and as for just googling it, I don't think that will ever be the same as actually reading something.
MattsLinky I googled it for what about book this is, date, subject. Reading is a whole different experience I agree can't be any near to overlooking.
I love how you Dunning-Krugered the title of this video. Priceless.
I was trained in advanced electronics in the Navy years ago, spent most of my life as an electronic engineer or software engineer... One day, I'm talking to a lady telling me how the electricity in the house is dirty and will cause cancer and confusion and poor sleep patterns. I explained what "dirty electricity" meant and that it didn't work that way. Then she sent me a link to a book some guy wrote, it was only $2500 and told me that until I read this guy's book, I couldn't possibly understand. When I explained I already understood because it was the basis of my career starting when I was 17 in the Navy and I'm giving her my advice for free, she ask if I had written a book because if I didn't write a book, I'm not an expert!
That was pretty funny! She later went on to pay this guy $5000 plus travel and expenses to put filters on her house electricity!
That doesn't surprise me. The off-Hollywood film system suffers from the very same ignorance. How dare I share my experience with other artists who know important UA-cam people whom have literally done everything. 🙄
Oh geez.
“Quote from a person who quoted a famous person” -person who quoted a famous person
"A smarmy and unnecessary political comment denigrating anyone who disagrees with me" - a person who assumes no rational human being could possibly arrive at a different point of view.
@Abigail Slaughter 😒🖕
I'm an expert on Dunning - Kruger effect now.
That's not funny (I would know I'm an expert)
you killed me
I could tell that about you.
lucky you, Im still stuck on the "I dont get it" step
Very nice! After watching this video I can now confidently put myself in the top 5% of people when it comes to understanding human psychology! THANKS, After Skool!
It's amazing how little some people actually know and are unaware - watch and learn and thanks for the vid
"Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance."
--Confucius
He stole that from Abraham Lincoln's facebook post!
@@looniper3551
If you read it on the internet it has to be true!
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My genius ex-roommate would always say, ''Mitch, you think I'm so smart but you know what? I'm smart enough to know that I don't know that much!'' I never forgot it.
*"Everyone is ignorant, only on different subjects."* *- Will Rogers*
"I'm smart enough to know I'm dumb."
Richard Feynman.
Its Just Jeremy Yo golden words!
Same also
“I’m Smart to know I’m dumb enough.” Ricman Feynhard.
I'm so dumb I just clicked this and stayed for 5 minutes.
With this word , you cant say he stupid or clever
I think its a mistake to get hung up on the issue of whether someone is average, above or below, what matters is whether what you think is true is actually true. What matters is whether one is genuinely careful in making up one's mind about what is true, and whether one continues to have an open mind to reassess when presented with contrary evidence. One thing I would say about the average person is at that he/she is pretty poor at this, at least that's the conclusion I have come over the decades of adult life. Most significantly this includes the average expert. Question, question everything!
Well said!
Cognitive dissonance. They have a set belief on how Subject A works, but when they encounter evidence contrary to the belief… their brain simply refuses to accept the evidence.
It is too painful to admit “Guess my belief was wrong.” Easier to just pretend the evidence doesn’t exist, or is flawed, or was falsified.
Finally, "this" put into perspective. Great channel
In other words, honesty, humbleness and perseverance begets personal growth and wisdom; whereas pride and arrogance causes error and foolishness.
Bruh you don't know shit, if anyone else has any questions please come to me instead. I am the all knowing all seeing eye in the sky.......WORSHIP ME!!!
Well said!
Being too humble can lead to being timid and that's also lead to weakness
Balance is everything discarding your ego and you will end up with nothing to live for
@@zonamaster4763 Hence the perseverance.
@@m.x.1800 perseverance dont come out of nowhere
"When one loses a game of kahoot... one must kahshoot.: George Washington
No I’m pretty sure John Wilkes Booth said that ;)
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'If the school thotty doesn't think one is a hotty then one must pull out their shotty' - Isaac Newton, 1238 before he wrote the Bible.
seb aye So profound.
I'm dead! bahahahah all of you are riots!
"“A little learning is a dangerous thing.” ---- Alexander Pope, 1709.
Thank you for this video! ❤
The problem I see most often is experts in one field assuming they are experts in other fields of study.
Funny the problem i see the most is when experts of different fields point out the obvious flaws in other fields and the experts in them bring out the magic juice argument(I'm a expert and you are wrong).
Exactly, that’s why we major in one thing. We need others to be good at things we aren’t because no one can be the best at everything
This is a separate but related effect, where people with above average knowledge in one field will either assume they have above average knowledge in a different field (or at least people will make this assumption about their opinions). Can't recall the name for it, but it's pretty much the reason why 'famous people' think their opinion on unrelated fields is important.
God this is my uncle
@@ArtumTsumia or just people with above average intelligence assuming they are always right. or people who are often right about things assuming they are right about everything.
Parenting plays a big role-keep children in check without over praising or criticising, and always remind them to open their world view.
Are you saying you're an expert at parenting.
@@c.l.1820 nope, just basic knowledge everyone including you should know. So shut.
@@c.l.1820 maybe they are an expert at parenting? You dont know their life dude, chill
c. l. Don’t worry bro I laughed at it 😂😂😂
Calvini2013, I'll second that.
I was raised by a single mother who never married, and didn't start dating again until I was in my early 20's.
Never had a male role model let alone a positive male role model, I'm 39 and still have never met my father, I don't even know his name.
Pretty much all my friends who had their fathers in their lives are doing much better than me.
While most of my friends were graduating high school I was sitting in jail on a armed robbery charge/conviction at 18. I've spent around 7 to 8 years of my life doing hard time.
Thankfully I've kept my crap together for the last 11 years with no new charges.
I often wonder how different my life would of been if I had a father figure.
Excellent info, well presented.
Thanks.
Exactly, I have never thought I know more then others, I’m always trying to learn, I listen, I love Learning, the funny thing, that family and friends, All say to me when I say you know, something I read, almost all of them say, I’m not interested. Or I say, have you heard, about, and they say no, I don’t care. 🥺
I’m dumber than a post, but at least I’m aware of the fact.
But does that mean you're actually above average?
@@KingJellyfishII
In Some sports Like Volleyball and soccer
Im Litterly the worst.
This is above average among the comment posts. ;)
@@KingJellyfishII I suppose that most of us are above average in one way or another.
@@Saanichian yeah true. Intelligence is incredibly hard to measure.
A hint of being humble is a pretty good cure for this, I'd imagine.
Pretty bold coming from a Nonon pfp tbh.
@@nicolaspinto2927 That's a bold thing for a no pfp to say.
@@Error-5478 You got me there fam, ngl.
Tru fax I'm a Yazawa Nico pfp on every other website I'm not hiding my weeb level lmao. Nonon is best KLK girl though, you have good taste.
Yeah some humble pie works
I love your videos! Would you ever do a video on how exactly you make these videos, from idea to publishing on UA-cam? Super interested in how you make these awesome videos
Thankyou I now have a better understanding of politicians and most media .
I’m stupid, so this does not affect me.
Craig The Devil! Socrates says ur wise
Socrates is dead... And yes I deleted my other comment.
Same here, I'm also lazy!
I won't beleif you.
You still stupid cuz you playing reverse psychology on us to think that you probably actually smart.
We have a saying in German: "Gegen den Dummen ist der Weise machtlos." -> "Wisdom is without merit in face of idiocy."
Google translate is sometimes not exact, though I admire your effort to fact check this. Why dont you just ask a german friend about this. Y’know, someone that actually speaks fluently in that language??? Just food for thought, though.
@@QualityInternetTrash not everyone knows someone who speaks German.
i didnt imply everyone has one, but if you do, it might help.
Essentially its the same basic thing, worded differently. Much in line with "The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt"
Its a very similar premise that fits with the Dunning-Krueger.
Languages tend to not translate directly, and what appears to have a direct meaning often has a colloquial meaning as well. Such as a Laotian insult that states "You have difficulty finding clothes" and the meaning is you are fat. I know how to say it, but no way in hell can I spell it. Finnish insults are hilariously crass, they would make Aussies recoil in amazement, and sjws from the states would get the vapors... which has no meaning in other languages.
I really need to learn more German and Russian, they are fun languages.
thanks
Great video and explanation. Thanks!!
Beautifully explained
This is a plague right now. Trust me, I'm an "expert" in this.
You know, I heard the rise of narcissism is increasing.
@@erinl4948, yeah I know. I pretty much know everything.
But in all seriousness, it definitely is. In the big picture, I believe it's a big part of the healing process. To realize that we are not these egoic meat-suits and that real power lies in the perspectives of others. Without getting too philosophical/esoteric, a lot of the things happening in Western culture right now is a direct reflection of a lot of us. That's the scariest part.
Hang in there, we'll all grow immensely through it.
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@@tycolwell I thought I knew everything??? And knew it first.
@@erinl4948 - very possible! But my opinion is better.
... (just wanna make sure my sarcasm is coming in nice and clear through the internet) 😉
I think the difference between a smart person and a stupid person, is that a smart person recognizes how little they actually know. Knowledge is really just learning how much you have left to learn. Anyone who thinks that they have all the answers, probably has far less answers than the people who admittedly know very little.
Yeah and that last part is probably why a lot of people just can’t do religion myself included I don’t trust anybody that says they got all the answers that’s sketchy to me
Basically you just explained the video you watched
@@dingo8226 I think what’s really happening is that I had watched this video, then explained what I had seen.
There is nothing wrong with having confidence in what YOU ALREADY KNOW, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE IN FACT A LITERALLY EXPERT IN SOMETHING.
That's not to say an expert can't still self-improve but they're already better than most, and they have right to feel so.
@@angelinadash2396 I think you're missing the point
Very informative, and beautiful illustration
You guys are great. Thank you
Best quote, "It's crucial in today's overstimulated world to be able to differentiate a real expert and an overconfident novice." Imagine how different the world would be with this one skill.
Then democracy would actually work
Part of becoming proficient in any area, is the realization that you will always have more to learn.
WINTER DRIVERS are the worst: “I know how to drive in snow & ice” while going 60 miles an hour. THEN they suddenly have to stop but cannot, because they’re going too fast. Idiots.
TIP: It takes 2-3 times the distance to stop on snowy or icy roads. Slowdown to HALF or 1/3 normal speed to compensate.
Love these videos.
I call it the horizon effect, you don't know what would make you better until you get there, you just gotta dedicate yourself to improving and then find out whats next
If you don't know what makes you better, how do you know that you got there?
@@theH0UNDSofD00M so I dedicated myself to improving at golf, right away I found a technique to dramatically improve my shots, increased distance and constancy, but there is so much more to learn, then in the mental game, our bodies don't know what a 'don't' is only a 'do' so you don't want to confuse your body with 'do not' signals, like 'don't slice it', just tell it what you want to happen, and don't go out of your 'comfort zone' if you can only just hit it forward, do that
I also dedicated myself to learning a new juggling trick a day, the more tricks I learn, the more it opens up for more tricks to learn
The more I know, the more I realize I know nothing - Socrates
Socrates, like many of the Greeks intellectuals, studied in Kemet.
@@anon2030 and he had a beautiful tie
“He who says he knows, does not know.” _Jiddu Krishnamurti
That is painfull true.
I've always said, I know a little about a lot, and a lot about nothing.....meaning I know nothing.
Pride comes before the fall every time.
I'm waiting for it, because I can't understand how people keep themselves afloat anyway
@@davemwangi05 you sir are a philosophical genius
Nigh says Narcissus
Who’s the bastard that ruined the 69
Twice the pride, double the fall
If you listen to a lot of interviews with great musicians the best will often claim that they hate their own music or they don't like to listen to their old hit albums because they just pick it and themselves apart.
Arguably the most impactful psychology study
Goal: Be smart enough to know when you're wrong.
I'm never wrong. Once I thought I was but I was mistaken.
@@ryry5249 cool, this is 2 months old
@@ae7457 cool this is 3 hours old.
@@ae7457 thanks for bringing that to my attention. Got any other bombs you wanna drop on us?
@@PurpleCh4lk careful you could get trapped in a vicious cycle... lol
"a man can pee without pooping, but no man can poop without peeing" - Ghandi
Don’t know if that’s a true quote, but that’s because he never heard of or had one those colon bypass bags (I think they are called colonostomy bags) they do for people that have the right type of cancer.
Never believe what you read on the internet.
-George Washington
That's deep man.
Dogs can.
Fun fact: in backcountry wilderness hiking during the winter when there's snow, urine and feces are generally separated into totally different latrine/disposal places, and it's very common for hikers to separate those functions entirely.
I always gauge how people treat me and how much they are willing to tell me they like (or even dislike) me and use that as a way to asses how competent or incompetent I am. These days of PC makes it harder because now people are terrified of being honest. Sometimes you can figure things based on the amount of latent hostility and back-stabbery you get at the workplace, especially if you are a woman. The better you are at a job, the more attacks you will get, but all incompetent people love an underperformer they can blame. And in government work, employees learn to keep the worst people around while doing their utmost to get the talented and efficient people out.
OOPS I did a Freudian misspelling and wrote "asses" when I meant "assess". DOH!!!!
Now we know why our politicians are so hopeless!
"The first step on the path of learning is realizing you are ignorant" - Socrates
To take in new knowledge, you must first empty your cup.
Theres always something to learn especially when we blind ourselves to that fact
Bruce Lee also
I'm here because I become overconfidence in my abilities and need to be reminded that I still have a lot to learn.
Yes, you most definitely need to keep learning... particularly GRAMMAR!! It's not "...I became overconfidence." You mean... OVERCONFIDENT! Just trying to help 🙄
You also need to learn where to use "..."... U know? :)) just trying to help
@@x3_2.0 "The primary function of quotation marks is to set off and represent exact language (either spoken or written) that has come from somebody else"
Taken from Google!
So, I did use the quotations correctly.
@@chawntelh I was talking about the ellipsis...u know? :))
@@chawntelh Two strikes. One more and you're out :))
Outstanding!!
So much to learn.
My own dunning Kruger effect, was shattered when I lost everything I had because of my own failure. Humility and my willingness to learn is the only cure. Some people can get to where I was at and still claim they are the best, and blame their failures on others.
I believe that is the ultimate Dunning Kruger effect. That type of arrogance is not only toxic but incurable. I actually know people like this and it is horrifying. Best luck to you!!
I don't like the comment section of this video.
It's only one of two things:
people quoting random stuff to sound smart and fish for likes and people being live examples for the Dunning-Krueger-Effect.
This made me laugh.
I have never before seen a self-aware comment this good.
Which one are you? 🤔 lol
@@phantompop3192 I'm obviously quoting Albert Einstein, duh 🙄
Edit: by the way: I didn't use quotation marks because it is in fact me, Albert Einstein, making my "quote" a comment. The only real comment below this video, actually.
But don't bother trying to find me, I'm already covered in lemon juice, pulling out my invisible tongue to make fun of every mortal who fell victim to the Dunning-Krueger-Effect. 😛
Jay-Jay SchmoYÓho dang. Big brain moves 😞😭
Thx a meal for this video lesson. I use this lesson in a disagreement with my Aunt T hope it helps her.
Gotta add that I have been so self-deprecating as a precaution my whole life that I find it's better to assume you are the worst and you can never be disappointed. And others will be either pleasantly surprised or extremely annoyed. (both are good unless you are applying for a promotion with someone you may have to deal with on a daily basis)
Yep! I don't believe I'm great at anything, but i always believe that i can get better.
I think it's better to assume the self as average. In that way you can analyze areas that you can improve in in order to level up. Assuming you are the worst Is a self defeating cycle with no beneficiary. It's about balance.
After watching this 10 minute video, I now firmly believe i'm a professional psychologist
This joke is 14 out of ten
Rectified by a self proclaim best comedian in the world
@@fadilfadil6205 what makes your response amazing is that you said it was 14 out of ten instead of 14 out of 10. I also for no reason at all will spell out the second number with letters instead of using numbers again. I need to watch a UA-cam video about why this happens so I can become high tier psychologist as well 👨⚕️
Mee 2, YIKES !
Me , three ! Hehe!
More to the point, so does this guy in the video.
3:09 Damn. Can we take a moment please to appreciate how sturdy that traffic light is
A panel of experts has said that 8 out of 10 experts are invariably wrong.
Reality is you never know how good you are at something until you give it a genuine try under real circumstances. I thought I was good at chemistry until I had to practical tests in the labs all by myself. It does hurt at the beginning, but self awareness is always better than self confidence
"All those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain." - Roy Batty
"your 30 days free trial on benjaminfranklinquotes has ended"
-Benjamin Franklin
Lisa P true dat
lol
I tend to just assume everyone is better at the subject. That way it encourages me to be better.
plus, there is always someone better.
This made me excited about trying things, learning about things. I will now pick up myself and maybe start learning a foreign language, read more about science and try not to drag my thoughts and be lazy again. 😅
"Because our brain want us to think we. are. AWESOME!"
Me looking at my brain
"See? Why can't you be like him?!"
“The scientists of today think deeply instead of clearly. One must be sane to think clearly, but one can think deeply and be quite insane.” - Nikola Tesla.
Insanity is the norm, the new sanity. Lock all away that are insane.
Xeno Bardock I’m offended lol
Gender studies professors are the perfect example of this lmao
Love this video.💜🙏🏾🥰
The irony is that this guy is an example of the Dunning-Kruger Effect himself.
"Common sense is not common"
--Judy Sheindlin
Good quote
I read that from mad magazine. Look up Alfred E Newman quotes.
Great minds think alike, he was not the only one
Think of how stupid the average person is. Now consider that half of people are dumber than that. - G. Carlin
Theory: People who click on the video must believe they are smart for thinking they are stupid. Also a study shows that you can get someone to believe in a theory by using words like "a study shows" or "theory".
“A quote on a video like this doesn’t actually make you smart” -someone, somewhere, probably.
“No u” - Albert Einstein
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My dad had a surgeon like that. He bragged that he was doing a revolutionary surgery that would fix my dad's chronic neck pain. He put so much hardware onto my dad's neck that he now aspirates every time he eats or drinks.
Great info.