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Re: Becoming a hobbyist PCN Fighter
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Quote from: ILoveCats123 on Yesterday at 07:20:09 pm
Quote from: stamfordman on June 23, 2026, 03:20:34 pm
Some of us know more than some of the tribunal adjudicators, who are lawyers but vary in their knowledge although they are supposed to be appraised.

I tend to often find this to be the case that enthusiastic laymen surpass professionals in their knowledge and expertise.
Just because someone says it doesn’t mean that it’s true.
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People who specialise in a narrow field tend to have a better understanding of the nuances of that field than people who don't. As long as the boundaries of the field don't change.
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Quote from: Southpaw82 on Yesterday at 08:54:24 pm
Quote from: ILoveCats123 on Yesterday at 07:20:09 pm
Quote from: stamfordman on June 23, 2026, 03:20:34 pm
Some of us know more than some of the tribunal adjudicators, who are lawyers but vary in their knowledge although they are supposed to be appraised.

I tend to often find this to be the case that enthusiastic laymen surpass professionals in their knowledge and expertise.
Just because someone says it doesn’t mean that it’s true.

Correct, though I still find it to be the case, even if not in this specific context, as I wouldn’t know of course
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