How to Use Experts - And When Not To
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the complexities of decision-making and expert reliance in this thought-provoking 21-minute TED talk by economist Noreena Hertz. Delve into the potential limitations and dangers of over-relying on expert opinions, and discover the importance of democratizing expertise. Learn why it's crucial to consider diverse perspectives, including those from everyday individuals like shop staff, alongside traditional experts such as surgeons and CEOs. Gain insights into making more informed and balanced decisions by critically evaluating expert advice and incorporating a wider range of viewpoints. This talk challenges conventional wisdom and encourages viewers to rethink their approach to seeking and applying expert knowledge in various aspects of life.
Syllabus
Noreena Hertz: How to use experts -- and when not to
Taught by
TED
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