You should definitely trust the experts.

At least that's what we've been told repeatedly.

In fact, anytime someone comes on and makes a particular statement,

you'll oftentimes hear somebody automatically reply with,

well, I didn't know you had a degree in X or whatever it happens to be.

So there's this idea that there's a certain group of experts out there and we should listen to them.

Well, on today's episode,

we're actually going to talk about what actually constitutes expertise. How do you gain

expertise should you trust the experts? And 20 times, 20 times where the experts got it

horribly wrong. Believe me, you're going to want to hear this. It's a combination of shocking

and hysterical. All of this coming up on this episode. Thank you for joining us on this episode

of making the argument. Like I said, last episode, if you haven't already had down to the

description of this podcast episode and join us on Volley, we would love to hear from you what

one of these 20 examples stands out to you as, I don't know, shocking,

because there are a couple, but thank you again for joining us. We look forward to having you,

and let's get started. All right, as always, your host, Nick Fradis, member of the House

of Delegates, other than that reasonably good guy. My beautiful bride, Tina, Queen of the Bees.

Hello, everyone. Then we have our resident historian and political prognosticator Christian Hines.

Hey.

And then our producer of producer, Nicholas Hamilton, the good Hamilton, the one that does not

like central banking.

That's correct.

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