The Lemon Juice Bank Robbery and the Dunning-Kruger Effect

Exploring the bizarre case of MacArthur Wheeler, who believed lemon juice could make him invisible during a bank robbery, leading to his quick arrest due to lack of disguise. The chapter delves into the Dunning-Kruger effect, where individuals may overestimate their abilities in a skill until realizing their incompetence, illustrated through various examples including music, programming, and criminal activities. It also touches on the challenges of organizing events, reflected in a disappointing Willy Wonka interactive experience due to inadequate props, treats, and staff costumes.