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Appears the bear was captivated by at least your talk, if not the content. I enjoyed both.

i know everything

The Brass? How do you pick up casing’s? 1 by 1? Giant vacuum? Or let them turn into a brass/metal /plastic walkway? Pain, cause we pick them up 1 by 1.

Is water still wet? Click bait.

Like when you don't know what you don't know.

I’ve had a couple law enforcement friends point out that if the bad guy can’t testify that it streamlines the process.

Good vid.

Thank you sir!

Love your diplomacy, that's why you should practice & get familiar with your weapon. 👍

The "prescriptive grammarians" of the 1800's are the reason for several artificial "rules." Rather than observe how people really spoke, these prescriptive grammarians used Latin as a basis for rules. In Latin you cannot end a sentence with a preposition, or split an infinitive, but Germanic languages certainly can, and do, to good effect! English is a blend of Germanic and Romance (Latin based) languages - thanks (?) to the Norman Conquest of 1066. One seemingly highly artificial construct are the rules for will/shall as they flip and flop for 1st person singular and plural.

knowledge is very dangerous. I advise everyone to pursue knowledge. Knowledge allows you to think critically and that will allow you to be free. Know enough to know that you don't know enough about something to admit it and listen to someone else.

Love to hear of your commonsense "talks". I hope you keep them up!

This is an awesome lesson.....the more people realize that the internet is Dunning Kruger University the better....most of us haven't gotten to even the sophomore (literally wise fool) level, but we think we have the full degree....

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There are a lot of smart people in the world, and a lot of stupid ones

Right to own bear arms

Posting here to demonstrate my gratitude for your videos. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience. PS: Hickok45 for President!

Lots of people confuse information with knowledge and wisdom. We have no shortage of information, but true knowledge and wisdom are much more scarce.

Beware of the guy who thinks he knows it all👍 Good lesson Hickok45!

Someone who is accustomed to operating in a critical thinking environment most likely wouldn't have a problem with acquiring knowledge.

I am not dead

These HickokTalks videos just go to show how amazing of a teacher this man must've been. Could listen to him for a long long time

" A truly wise man knows that he is not wise!"

The more I learn the more I know that I don't know.

One of my dad's favorite sayings. " He knows just enough to be dangerous". I have seen this to be true countless times over the years. In my self and other people.

never stop trying to learn.

I know enough to know I don't know sh!te.

Have been reading mike since he was with Pistolero magazine.

The most incompetent people are the most confident in their beliefs, you just described all Democrats… 😂

Great presentation and the absolute right answer to the question posed.

Good video

Knowledge would be knowing there's a hungry black bear (or not) immediately over your left shoulder! 😂

Definitely in the wrong hands knowledge can be dangerous.

You love that blm bbc and the nra....very wise LOL

Yikes.... Jr. High all over again. Is dangling participle next? 😂😂

There must be an angel that watches over people when they learn a little bit about something and try something WAY beyond their level and yet amazingly get away with it when they never should have. Not always though. Some.pay a high price for it. But not knowing how how difficult or impossible something is sometimes makes it more possible somehow.

I like to say that I Don't know everything about anything and just enough about a lot of things to be dangerous.

A little bit of knowledge is a dangerous thing.

We love you, teacher. Thanks for all you do.

Epistemology. Nietzsche taught the phenomenon of Knowledge at Basal University...

Never stop learning.

I have said this once and I will say it again, There Is No Such Thing as an Expert.

I know "wisdom is sorrowful". Thank you for sharing friend. Stay Strong and Wise.

Sometimes you learn the bear….sometimes the bear learns you. (Yes I know it’s teach/teaches)

The more I learn, the more I realize how little I know. Thank you for the chat, Hickok45!

One of the most valuable lessons I learned during my PhD in physics was how little that I really know.

See Dunning Kruger Effect. You're right on. Also talk to any college sophomore.

Hopefully you didn't pick the bear!!!

Watch out for that bear!!

So true. Suprising of how many develop expertise from minutes of speaking to a trusted source over one who has spent 34 years in national intelligence.