Balaji Srinivasan

Okay.

Now, by the way, you know, tutorials are actually a pretty good place to start on this.

You know why?

When you go through tutorial, you actually verify it line by line in a way that you don't for most content.

right?

Because you're like typing that into, you know, an editor or you're, you're trying to replicate each step.

Like even a recipe actually has a built-in verification to it that most content doesn't.

It's not like, you know, if you read some article on Egypt, it's not like you're flying out there like Indiana Jones and verifying every line of the story.

You know what I mean?

Right?

This is gentleman amnesia, you know, um,

Like, do you guys know what that is?

Maybe you can put that on the screen.

Do you want to explain?

Yeah, basically this idea that you read something in the paper, you think it's deeply retarded, and you're like, wait, I know about this topic.

They're totally wrong about this.

But then when you think about, when you read other things they write about that you don't have expertise in, you sort of give them benefit of doubt and assume they're right about that.

That's exactly right.

And don't go to Wikipedia because Wikipedia is itself a terrible source for everything.

Only Grockipedia, baby.