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Feels like a case of domain-specific optimization. People can be extremely effective in one domain (e.g. building companies) without having a strong feedback l
by edoardobambini- 5mo ago
Feels like a case of domain-specific optimization.
People can be extremely effective in one domain (e.g. building companies) without having a strong feedback loop for correctness in others.
Online discourse is a very different environment:
- fast feedback
- broad topics
- low cost of being wrong
So you end up seeing a mismatch between “ability to execute in a narrow domain” and “ability to produce consistently well-calibrated opinions across many domains”.