This week’s “constitutional” hearings reminded me:
People don’t naturally know who they should listen to.
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Worse yet, in a majority of instances when a reliable expert is identified, people end up following somebody else’s advice.
That’s what Univ. of Utah’s management professor Bryan Bonner concludes.
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Bonner observes that rather than identifying advisers with actual competence, people habitually fall for spurious “proxies of expertise”.
The Homa Files 