I am sure many have had "one of those days" where it just makes you want to
go hummmmm......

so riddle me this, is there different levels of just plain stupid? I know
many of use are some serious geeks ... i like the I.D. 10. T error ...
After today, I think really there are degree's of stupid. Just WOW !

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Argos wrote to All <=-

I am sure many have had "one of those days" where it just makes you
want to go hummmmm......

so riddle me this, is there different levels of just plain stupid? I
know many of use are some serious geeks ... i like the I.D. 10. T error ... After today, I think really there are degree's of stupid. Just WOW
!

I used to ask people what the difference between half-wit, dim-wit, and
nit-wit were... I think there is a level to those variations of wit... so I
am sure there are degrees of stupid, too. :D


... "My eyeballs nearly popped out!"
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I used to ask people what the difference between half-wit, dim-wit, and nit-wit were... I think there is a level to those variations of wit...
so I am sure there are degrees of stupid, too. :D

What I like about the Dunning-Krueger effect, is that if you think it doesn't apply to you on something, your knowledge of the Dunning-Krueger is an example of the Dunning-Krueger effect.

(It probably still isn't, but I tend to like the idea that everyone is
stupid; it's just a matter of figuring out the topic. And the relative
quantity of topics.)

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I used to ask people what the difference between half-wit, dim-wit, a nit-wit were... I think there is a level to those variations of wit.. so I am sure there are degrees of stupid, too. :D

What I like about the Dunning-Krueger effect, is that if you think it doesn't apply to you on something, your knowledge of the Dunning-Krueger is an example of the Dunning-Krueger effect.

See that proves my point .... If a person is an idiot and they know their an idiot. smh!

(It probably still isn't, but I tend to like the idea that everyone is stupid; it's just a matter of figuring out the topic. And the relative quantity of topics.)

Having a lack of knowledge on a topic is no where near that ... Unless an argument is made "crazy like a fox"

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