In this episode, we take on the fascinating (and sometimes funny) world of the Dunning-Kruger effect—that cognitive bias where people with limited knowledge overestimate their own competence, while true experts often underestimate themselves.

We explore how this plays out in everyday life and reflect on our own run-ins with misplaced confidence.

Join us for a thoughtful yet lighthearted conversation on why we think we know more than we actually do, and what it takes to recognize the limits of our own expertise.

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This week on SoapBoxLex, we’re rolling the dice witha completely unscripted conversation sparked by a single ChatGPT prompt.

Welcome to "ChatGPT Roulette"—where nostalgia takes center stage. From the movies that shaped our childhoods to the fashion trends we thought were cool (and maybe regret), to the video games, collectibles, and random pop culture gems we can’t help but remember, it’s all on the table. Noscript, no plan—just pure nostalgia and a whole lot of fun.

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braid_(video_game)

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This week on SoapBoxLex, we’re diving into the world of musical covers. From iconic remakes that outshine the originals to controversial versions that split fans down the middle, we’re asking the big question: Which version is better?

Along the way, we’ll unpack the hot take that just because someone innovated something first doesn’t mean they did it best. Join us for a lively debate full of nostalgia, surprise favorites, and maybe even a guilty pleasure or two. We'll talk about Johnny Cash, Otis Redding, The Beatles, Brandon Lake, A Perfect Circle, and even Christmas Music in this episode that is sure to step on some toes!

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