Why People Are So Confident When They’re Wrong takes a deep dive into our penchant for overestimating what we know, from the classic Dunning-Kruger curve to the mental shortcuts that trick us into believing we’re experts. You’ll see how our brains love quick-and-easy answers, why that feels great, and when it backfires big time.
Along the way you meet real-world cautionary tales—rogue trader Nick Leeson, a centuries-old bank’s collapse—and even learn why a little overconfidence can boost creativity. Best of all, the video wraps up with practical fixes (think better feedback loops and a new tabletop game) to dial down that dangerous swagger.
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