How winning a Nobel Prize can give you delusions of grandeur
The study says fame can erode self-skepticism and help Nobel laureates spread unproven claims that media coverage can amplify.
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"Nobel Disease:" The Surprising Tendency For Nobel Prizewinners To Develop Whacky – And Sometimes Dangerous – Beliefs
After winning a Nobel Prize what do you do? Watch a glowing green raccoon riding a neon orange motorcycle turn into a dolphin at midnight, of course.
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After being chosen for one of the world's most prestigious awards, some Nobel laureates lose touch with reality and suddenly start spouting unscientific nonsense. 🔬 How Winning a Nobel Prize Can Give You Delusions of Grandeur.
How winning a Nobel Prize can give you delusions of grandeur
After being chosen for one of the world's most prestigious awards, some Nobel laureates lose touch with reality and suddenly start spouting unscientific nonsense. They're afflicted by what some have called "Nobelitis."
“Nobel disease” describes the paradoxical phenomenon of great scientists adopting bizarre and pseudoscientific theories after their international award.
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