Why People Can Believe They're Smarter Than They Really Are
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Disciplines
5.1 PSYCHOLOGY
Abstract
Hear the true story of wannabe criminal mastermind McArthur Wheeler. In 1995, Mr Wheeler audaciously robbed two Pittsburgh banks in broad daylight, without even trying to conceal or disguise his face. Tapes from surveillance cameras were shown on the news that same day and he was promptly arrested an hour later.
Mr Wheeler was shocked to have been identified so easily, and the police were rather surprised at this since he made no attempt to hide his identity. When Mr Wheeler saw the incriminating tapes, he was recorded as saying: "But I wore the juice".
DOI
https://doi.or/10.21427/maen-tz41
Recommended Citation
Martinez, V. (2019). Why People Can Believe They're Smarter Than They Really Are. RTE Brainstorm,, Wednesday, 5 Jun 2019 14:45. doi:10.21427/maen-tz41
Publication Details
Updated / Wednesday, 5 Jun 2019 14:45