Comments by "Tespri" (@Tespri) on "The Dark World of Unrealistic Male Body Standards" video.

I have disagreement in dunning kruger effect. Loads of people take it out of context. It never was about confident people think about their knowledge about the subject, but how well they think their test was passed. Also it did in fact correlate very well with the knowledge. The people who didn't know anything did actually score very low on how much they know, while people who did know a lot did also think that they knew a lot. They simply knew bit more than they thought, but they still estimated themselves highly. Then the ones who overestimated themselves still knew more than enough to get B or A. The ironic part here is that you fell into the stereotype of the DK-effect just because you never read the study. You literally bought into mainstream media's opinion about study that they never read.
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