When someone is aware of the Dunning-Kruger Effect as a concept, and incorrectly presumes this awareness of the concept means he is not subject to it.
Flat-earther: Why are people so convinced the earth is round?
Another flat-earther: Because idiots have a tendency to think they're smarter than they are. In reality, they are sheep!
Person not divorced from empirical reality: You suffer from the Recursive Dunning-Kruger Effect.
Another flat-earther: Because idiots have a tendency to think they're smarter than they are. In reality, they are sheep!
Person not divorced from empirical reality: You suffer from the Recursive Dunning-Kruger Effect.
by ovusar December 7, 2020

A weird gay friend, that’s everyone loves and appreciates being there. (She also wears some fire fits)
by Awwwwwfuck February 21, 2025

To be a member requires not knowing your a member.
A person who thinks their intelligent and to stupid to relize their not.
A person who thinks their intelligent and to stupid to relize their not.
by Johnny B OX January 9, 2022

Donald John Trump (born June 14, 1946) is an American politician, media personality, and businessman who served as the 45th president of the United States from 2017 to 2021.
by Frederick Yeo November 15, 2023

Dirty kruger
When fucking in doggy style, and you pull out to piss on his/her back and continues to fuck as id noting happened
When fucking in doggy style, and you pull out to piss on his/her back and continues to fuck as id noting happened
by Nicolas nel April 5, 2023

A guy who, due to ego or low intelligence, refuses to acknowledge that he didn’t get understand the joke, so instead resorts to insisting that there was never a joke in the first place. He will often criticize the intelligence of the person telling the joke on the basis that they were serious.
“Make sure not to use satire around that guy! He’s Dunning-Kruger’s Kill-Joy, he’ll trap you in an argument you never actually made!”
by CountSnoww November 18, 2021

The delightful and often ironic sensation experienced when witnessing an individual's confidence in their own (incorrect) knowledge or abilities reach such stratospheric heights, it momentarily leaves you stunned. It's the Dunning-Kruger effect, but cranked up to 11, where the sheer audacity of their ignorance becomes a spectacle in itself. Often accompanied by an internal monologue of "Are they serious right now?" and a stunned, silent admiration for their unwavering self-belief.
"Did you hear Fritz explain German politics at the party? He had absolutely no idea what he was talking about, but the way he delivered it with such conviction... it was pure stunning Kruger."
by Lippes July 8, 2025
