> This reads like some generic LinkedIn CEO post that sounds deep on the surface but actually means nothing. I felt exactly the opposite. In my career as an en

> This reads like some generic LinkedIn CEO post that sounds deep on the surface but actually means nothing. I felt exactly the opposite. In my career as an engineer I regularly encounter experts who claim to be so, but offer no qualifications or expertise. Having the ability to respond to this type of stuff is valuable. In my personal life, I've felt that many therapists exhibit this exact response. They choose to give heuristics and platitudes because, often times, they work. But it means they are giving up the expertise which they claim possession of. I'm reminded of quite the childish thing by this article: "With great power comes great responsibility." If you claim to be an expert, you need to actually be an expert. I consider this the social contract of expertise and prestige.