Expertise
Exploring how expertise is changing and evolving. Interested in the question “what makes someone an expert?”
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Expertise
Knowledge as an addictive drug—an investor’s guide to the expert network industry
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Here are some things I’ve asked chatgpt recently:
“why is Toblerone so popular at airport duty-free stores?”
“give me a recipe for a chickpea tagine - I only have a can of chickpeas, button mushrooms, a courgette and some capsicum”
“where should I go for dinner near the ace hotel in sydney?”
The tagine was okay. The restaurant recs from my friends were... See more
“why is Toblerone so popular at airport duty-free stores?”
“give me a recipe for a chickpea tagine - I only have a can of chickpeas, button mushrooms, a courgette and some capsicum”
“where should I go for dinner near the ace hotel in sydney?”
The tagine was okay. The restaurant recs from my friends were... See more
Sacha Judd
The only experts who still possess authority are blue collar ones. The public still wants to hire the best plumber or car mechanic or hair stylist, and will pay more if these workers have established a reputation for expertise. But the expertise of white collar professionals is derided at every turn
the the truth nobody wants to say out loud is that most people with authority didn’t earn it.
they inherited it.
they faked it.
they politicked their way into it.
they sat in meetings, approved other people’s work, & called it “leadership.”
they were great at navigating the game of perception.
they were terrible at building anything real.
and now the... See more
they inherited it.
they faked it.
they politicked their way into it.
they sat in meetings, approved other people’s work, & called it “leadership.”
they were great at navigating the game of perception.
they were terrible at building anything real.
and now the... See more
the death of expertise
