Dumb Yet Certain

Dumb Yet Certain is a sharp, thought-provoking exploration of why modern society rewards confidence more than competence. Blending psychology, social commentary, and dark humor, the book examines cognitive bias, tribalism, misinformation, conspiracy thinking, and the collapse of critical thinking in the age of social media.

At its core, this book asks a disturbing question:

What happens when people who don’t know much become absolutely certain they’re right?