The Reliability of Scientists and the Illusion of Intelligence

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In this chapter, they discuss the reliability of scientists and their ability to do statistics correctly. They question whether the data provided by scientists is accurate and whether there may be biases present. They also talk about the concept of intelligence being an illusion, using the example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

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