#DunningKrugerEffect #IKnowThereIsNoDunningKrugerEffect
New canonical example of the Dunning–Kruger Effect just dropped.
The ReplyGuy-ism and sense of entitlement — Vance thinks he's owed the opportunity to a "debate" about theology with the Pope, or that he can school the Pope on religious doctrine — is breathtaking.
Mansplaining ~ C. Napier
#mansplaining #talkischeap #dunningkrugereffect #comicart #thetracer
Real people share 17 red flags that expose someone trying to appear wiser than they actually are
How do you know someone is intelligent? Here are 15 'subtle signs' they're very smart.
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/15-subtle-signs-someone-is-intelligent-ex1
PsyPost: Sycophantic chatbots inflate people’s perceptions that they are “better than average”. “Results of three experiments indicate that sycophantic AI chatbots inflate people’s perceptions that they are ‘better than average’ on a number of desirable traits. Furthermore, participants viewed sycophantic chatbots as unbiased, but viewed disagreeable chatbots as highly biased. The paper […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/20/psypost-sycophantic-chatbots-inflate-peoples-perceptions-that-they-are-better-than-average/PsyPost: Users of generative AI struggle to accurately assess their own competence. “New research provides evidence that using artificial intelligence to complete tasks can improve a person’s performance while simultaneously distorting their ability to assess that performance accurately.”
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/01/02/psypost-users-of-generative-ai-struggle-to-accurately-assess-their-own-competence/Philosophy expert shares Aristotle's simple way to know if you have a 'great mind'
PsyPost: Personalization algorithms create an illusion of competence, study finds. “The findings provide evidence that when algorithms tailor information to a user’s behavior, that user may develop a biased understanding of the subject while simultaneously feeling overconfident in their inaccurate knowledge.”