Cara Santamaria

And he should have done that.

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And

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I live in Los Angeles, so it might not sound like a spring piece, but in LA, it gets cold at night.

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Because everyone calls it a Likert scale.

that kind of stuff right uh and so that's why we go to textbooks that's why we go to other people's research that's why we look for a consensus is because we're relying on the expertise of others right and scientists are narrowly expert they're narrow experts like they they're very good at the one thing they study but they have to rely on the expertise of their colleagues and their their peers to understand what's happening over there in that lab

Do you think we should stop using the word authority in that context?

Right.

But it is true, like when we talk about an appeal to authority fallacy, what we're often talking about is individuals trusting somebody simply because they are in a position of power or a position of fame.

And very often, you know, like we often talk about how these logical fallacies that are informal, they're not hard and fast, because if the person is an authority figure already,

because they have proper quality qualifications, yeah, because they do have expertise, then we should be appealing to authority.

But really, we should be appealing to expertise.

That's kind of the distinction there.