Experts are not infallible but are better equipped to assess complex issues from "summary" of The Death of Expertise by Thomas M. Nichols
Experts, by virtue of their training and experience, possess a greater depth of knowledge and a more nuanced understanding of complex issues than the average person. This does not mean they are infallible; they are human beings subject to the same limitations and biases as anyone else. However, their expertise equips them with the tools to critically analyze information, evaluate evidence, and make informed judgments.
In a world where information is abundant but often unfiltered and unreliable, the role of experts becomes increasingly important. They serve as guides, helping to navigate the sea of misinformation and disinformation that pervades our society. Their expertise allows them to sift through conflicting opinions and data, separating fact from fiction and providing a more accurate picture of reality.
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