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Dunning-Kruger is used to show that self-doubt and self-reflection are marks of excellence because the worst performers most misjudge themselves.
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Self Doubt
Dunning-Kruger is used to show that self-doubt and self-reflection are marks of excellence because the worst performers most misjudge themselves.
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"Because there will be other classes on these topics. We'll be discussing quantum mechanics at a future date. So I want to make sure..."
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"...were average. Okay? And what this tells us is this. Doubt, self -doubt, it's really the mark of genius. Okay?"
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"If you're able to doubt yourself, if you're able to question yourself, if you're able to self -reflect, that's a sign of an excellent..."
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"...self -reflection, but that means also engaging in a process of self -doubt and sometimes even self -hatred. Okay. So even though, you know,..."
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"...reflect and question everything I know. And through that process of self -doubt, self -examination, I can construct something that is more truthful. Okay."
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Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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