Why Incompetent People Think They're Amazing

The Dunning-Kruger Effect: Why Incompetent People Think They’re Amazing

Ever felt like an expert, only to later realise how much more there is to learn? Or met someone convinced they know it all?
In this video, I dive into this cognitive bias affecting self-perception and growth. Discover its impact on learning, decision-making, and personal development. Get ready to challenge your biases and embrace continuous learning!

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The great Dunning / Kruger effect. An observation of a tendency that people only think they understand. The first person who invented the first shoe knew nothing about shoes until motivated to use trial and error to solve the problems of being barefoot. We aren't born with generational knowledge, we build on existing knowledge, or develop our own. Without a drive to solve problems, we don't try. I present the overlooked facet of Dunning / Kruger.