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Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it1
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7 miles today. A lady passed me and said, “you’re really doing well!“ which had the opposite effect of what she probably intended. Anyway this is one of my favorite landmarks on this trail
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it
It's like a reverse Dunning-Kruger effect...1 -
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amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it
It's like a reverse Dunning-Kruger effect...
Is that the one where the least qualified get promoted or is that the one where stupid people have the confidence to succeed? Or is it something else?0 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it
It's like a reverse Dunning-Kruger effect...
Is that the one where the least qualified get promoted or is that the one where stupid people have the confidence to succeed? Or is it something else?
It's the phenomenon in which people who only have a superficial knowledge of a subject become overly confident in it. They are only confident because they know so little and simplify the subject and don't delve any further. The more someone learns about a particular subject, the more their confidence actually decreases..because they begin to realize how much they actually don't know.5 -
The grammys 🤡 show.0
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Thank you!amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it
It's like a reverse Dunning-Kruger effect...
Is that the one where the least qualified get promoted or is that the one where stupid people have the confidence to succeed? Or is it something else?
It's the phenomenon in which people who only have a superficial knowledge of a subject become overly confident in it. They are only confident because they know so little and simplify the subject and don't delve any further. The more someone learns about a particular subject, the more their confidence actually decreases..because they begin to realize how much they actually don't know.
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amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »amorfati601070 wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »Sometimes when people tell you that they are dumb they are really just lacking in confidence or may be lacking an education. But sometimes they really are dumb and are smart enough to know it
It's like a reverse Dunning-Kruger effect...
Is that the one where the least qualified get promoted or is that the one where stupid people have the confidence to succeed? Or is it something else?
It's the phenomenon in which people who only have a superficial knowledge of a subject become overly confident in it. They are only confident because they know so little and simplify the subject and don't delve any further. The more someone learns about a particular subject, the more their confidence actually decreases..because they begin to realize how much they actually don't know.
I find this very curious. I believe it to be true.....as well as flawed. I rhink paralysis by analysis is real. I also believe people achieving things despite lack of complete knowledge is 100% true.
I believe its a deeper spin on the phrase....there are those that do, and there are those that teach.....not the exact saying but something to that effect. There are a lot of people on the sidelines hating on those that seem to stupid to fail. What a lot of these stupid people possess is unmatched work ethic, courage to take chances, and most times unafraid to fail. I think if knowledge is making one less confident its a red flag. It usually means they grasped onto something but never mastered it, but could talk you to death on how it should be done based on their "knowledge".
I will use myself as an anecdotal case. I wanted to run a 100 mile race. I wasnt sure how to train for such a thing so i approached a running club to help. I didnt mesh well with them and all said i had to train for years, change my body, etc. So, i went at it alone armed with some internet knowledge and a few things i picked up from them. Well.....i did it my way and finished the race and even ran another one. Was i stupid? Maybe......but not one of those experts can say they ran 100 miles in under 20 hrs either.3 -
nonchalantxo wrote: »The grammys 🤡 show.
In a good or bad way cuz my guy is up for a bunch and just performed.
(I'm keeping up via tumblr.)0 -
TwitchyMagee wrote: »A lot of you need to repent
Whatever 🙄1 -
I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑4
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😂 my grandmother used to love when I dated handy blue-collar guys. She got her whole bathroom redone from my dating life.Peachesnstuff wrote: »I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑
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TwitchyMagee wrote: »
😂 my grandmother used to love when I dated handy blue-collar guys. She got her whole bathroom redone from my dating life.Peachesnstuff wrote: »I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑
He's been coming around for 3 years now, he still steps over it before entering my house 😤
Blue collar guys are the real deal!2 -
Big red flagPeachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
😂 my grandmother used to love when I dated handy blue-collar guys. She got her whole bathroom redone from my dating life.Peachesnstuff wrote: »I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑
He's been coming around for 3 years now, he still steps over it before entering my house 😤
Blue collar guys are the real deal!
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amorfati601070 wrote: »I have no idea why but I find it cute the way Americans say "mmmhmm" after I say "thank you".
I say “you bet” after a thank you most times 🤷♂️0 -
amorfati601070 wrote: »I have no idea why but I find it cute the way Americans say "mmmhmm" after I say "thank you".
I say “you bet” after a thank you most times 🤷♂️
*sigh* at least they’re words0 -
Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
😂 my grandmother used to love when I dated handy blue-collar guys. She got her whole bathroom redone from my dating life.Peachesnstuff wrote: »I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑
He's been coming around for 3 years now, he still steps over it before entering my house 😤
Blue collar guys are the real deal!
Aight - ima call this a generational thing - cause I have a desk job - but would take the damn water in - and I’d change your tire or whatever- don’t be hatin on us desk job types
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Friends,
I’ve always enjoyed wearing trail runners while hiking, even in winter, because boots feel heavy to me. But as my hikes get longer and the snow gets wetter I am considering different footwear. What are my options?
I know, because of where I’m putting this question, I’m going to get very little traction here. I will also do an internet search.2 -
Peachesnstuff wrote: »TwitchyMagee wrote: »
😂 my grandmother used to love when I dated handy blue-collar guys. She got her whole bathroom redone from my dating life.Peachesnstuff wrote: »I used to put my daughter's boyfriend's through a test - I'd leave a 24 pack of water bottles or a heavy Amazon package on the from porch to see if they'd carry it in for me. If they did, they were a keeper. If they didn't, well, yea, she's still with him 😑
He's been coming around for 3 years now, he still steps over it before entering my house 😤
Blue collar guys are the real deal!
Aight - ima call this a generational thing - cause I have a desk job - but would take the damn water in - and I’d change your tire or whatever- don’t be hatin on us desk job types
I don't hate on anyone...I love everyone
Thank you
You're welcome1
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