In modern society, the extreme refinement of the professional division of labor makes ordinary people have to rely on the advice of experts in every professional field. Experts rely on their profound expertise to provide guidance and build their own authority and public trust. However, it is this kind of authority and trust that brings the corresponding responsibility-experts must maintain a fair stand, seek truth from facts, seriously seek verification, and have a bit of evidence to say. We can forgive some inevitable loopholes and deficiencies in the expert opinion, but we cannot tolerate the expert's abandonment of responsibility and talk nonsense to confuse the public.
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If a man is not a sage, it is inevitable that there will be mistakes and omissions in the opinions of experts.