I had high hopes for Al. Damn.
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Exactly.
And too many of the "non-intellectuals" fall into a similar trap of being in such awe of the "intellectuals" (or even "regular" people who were very successful in one area) for the relatively small areas of expertise/success that they DO possess, that they ALSO attribute that "awesome expertise/success" to every other "field of endeavor, practical or otherwise" (as Sowell would say) that the intellectuals touch upon.
Which explains, in large part, blind celebrity/professional (medical, scientific, legal, religious, business, technical/IT/engineering, political, artistic, musical, etc., etc., etc.) worship/following REGARDLESS of whether those persons have ANY expertise, knowledge or familiarity with the subject at hand. ("They thought you would follow the stars," and many DO.)
It almost lays the foundation upon which scientism is built. :)
Real science asks questions and debate.
Scientism is just blind faith in credentialed "experts"