David H. Freedman

About the Author

David H. Freedman is an acclaimed science and technology journalist whose incisive writing has illuminated the pitfalls of expert advice in modern society. With a career spanning contributions to leading publications such as Forbes, The Atlantic, and Wired, Freedman has established himself as a discerning voice on topics ranging from healthcare and finance to consumer trends and scientific innovation. His work challenges conventional wisdom, urging readers to question the reliability of so-called authorities in an era of misinformation. In his notable book, Wrong: Why experts* keep failing us--and how to know when not to trust them *Scientists, finance wizards, doctors, relationship gurus, celebrity CEOs, ... consultants, health officials and more, Freedman dissects the systemic flaws in expert predictions and offers practical strategies for discerning trustworthy information. A former contributing editor at Inc. magazine, he continues to explore the intersections of science, business, and everyday decision-making through his articles and books.