5 Key Lessons from The Death of Expertise by Tom Nichols | Book Review

5 takeaways from Tom Nichols Great book The Death of Expertise. Is the a war on established knowledge and experts going on? In today’s book review we take a closer look at this question. In this book review I share my takeaways from The Death of Expertise and reasons for why you should read this book. If you have read The Cuddling of the American mind you might enjoy Tom Nichols take on anti-intellectualism

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0:00 Introduction
0:15 About The Death of Expertise
0:34 The Dunning-Kruger effect
1:00 The drawback of college education and information accessibility.
1:24 Experts can be wrong, but they are less likely to be wrong than non-experts.
1:49 Science doesn't care about your feelings.
2:02 The person you are listening to might know something you don't
2:36 TAKEAWAY