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Both trusting and distrusting expertise are failure modes
Blanket deference and blanket suspicion are the same mistake pointed in opposite directions. The actual skill is knowing which experts to trust on which questions, and that skill turns out to be much rarer than either camp assumes.
Where does 'both sides have a point' become a failure of moral courage?
There are questions where symmetry is a lie and the honest answer requires picking a side. How do you tell the difference between genuine even-handedness and the comfortable cowardice of never landing anywhere?
Name three issues where you'd abandon centrism and take a hard side
Every self-described centrist has a floor somewhere. What's underneath yours, and what does it say about whether centrism is a principled position or a resting state?