Be skeptical but be scientific
Ultracrepidarians hate science. They hate evidence. It exposes their opinions for what they are — mere opinions without the knowledge or experience to support them.
Science demands skepticism. It may start with an opinion, but no opinion is allowed to continue without test.
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