The Lemon Juice Bank Robber & the Birth of the Dunning–Kruger Effect #podcast
In 1995, a man robbed two Pittsburgh banks with his face fully visible — because he believed rubbing lemon juice on…
In 1995, a man robbed two Pittsburgh banks with his face fully visible — because he believed rubbing lemon juice on…
Angie Callen and Mark Graban talk about how a line from Office Space sparked the name of Angie’s podcast — and why…
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