![“[Y]ou can be as sincere as hell and still be wrong.” -Karrin Murphy, _Small Favor_](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTUwosSGvsRJNrFfVzGoPsXtUgsAgm5SIwiw5I3mzkal3wnWy3PwjTsCg_lMIGSw_ln-Cn6phMT9dSrYRZeiEx38NJUpyVgYJaO8ZpHOWJzirFxTKC9hPSu-6iafZFrKR284gIVBdRWJA/s792/2021-10-29.png)
[This aligns with a thought I've been pondering for around a decade now, since I heard someone say about a grossly mistaken person that he was the most sincere person that he knew. I couldn't help but think that it really made no difference. This person's sincerity wasn't at question, but their correctness. Ever since, I have been trying to formulate it as well as I could to express it, and the best I have devised so far is that sincerity is no protection from stupidity.]
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