The ultracrepidarians
Ultracrepidarian is a person who offers opinion beyond their knowledge.
Opinions combined with Ignorance is a Dangerous Combination!!
Why do people feel compelled to offer advice when they’re clearly not qualified?
Daniel Patrick Moynihan said “You are entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts.”
And yet we’re surrounded by people who seem unable to differentiate between the two.
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