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LOUD DOESN’T MEAN SMART

Why are the loudest voices so often the least informed? Why does confidence grow faster than knowledge? This video explores the Dunning–Kruger effect — a psychological phenomenon that explains why people with limited knowledge often feel the most confident, while true experts tend to doubt themselves. We look at real-life examples, scientific research, and how false confidence shapes behavior in work, politics, medicine, and social media. You’ll learn: why ignorance often sounds convincing how confidence can be mistaken for intelligence why experts speak more carefully how to recognize this bias in others — and in yourself Understanding this mental trap is the first step toward clearer thinking, better decisions, and real intellectual growth. If you enjoy psychology, philosophy, and deep insights into human behavior — this video is for you. Voice generated by ElevenLabs