The Dunning-Kruger Effect

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"# The Dunning-Kruger Effect Cornell. 1999. A student sits in a psychology lab, working through a logic test. Finishes early. Leans back, confident. When asked to guess his score, he says top third... maybe higher. Actual result? Bottom twelve percent. And here's the thing that stopped David Dunning cold — the kid wasn't lying. Wasn't posturing. He *genuinely believed it*. His eyes showed no flicker of doubt. That moment became the Dunning-Kruger Effect. But not the version you've seen ..."