Are you an expert on anything?

I’m quite knowledgeable about a handful of things but but wouldn’t call myself an expert. Some of this, some more of that, even more of something else but nothing certifiable. Oh, and lots of trivia. haha

Using double daggers in practice fights with the SCA. I won a tavern brawl, and got one gem for backstabbing my teammates just as we ran out of enemys,Humor and the second gem for winning the battle. I traded them for blueberry wine. That evaporated before I had a chance to drink some two years later.

I’m an expert of knowing what I don’t know and learning.

I am a expert in piracy and running my own little netflix for friends and family.

Geotechnical instrumentation

I’m an oopsimath.
That’s like an opsimath but I scored myself an extra zero for effort.

Yes, by way of experience, in homeschooling and helping to raise children and grandchildren.

I’m not an expert but I’m gradually getting better at being me.

I am an expert in my field.

Based on this article, I’d say I’m extremely knowledgeable in some areas, but I’m not comfortable saying I’m an expert.

English literature

Pie crust.

I’m an expert in using my own story to make connections with others who have mental illness and helping them choose recovery.

I mastered making potato pie.
Besides that, I’m quite mediocre.

intermediate to advanced Ukulele player.
I can do chords above the third fret and finder pick

Automatic transmissions is my number one auto tech specialty. And being a life-long bachelor.

I know… a fair amount… about a lot of things:
– sailing (in very general terms), including ropework, knots and splicing techniques;
– Microsoft Excel and Access, including VBA (visual basic for applications – macros, in a word);
– language (specifically the English language), including spelling, vocabulary, grammar, usage and syntax, some etymology;
– industrial construction, specifically coal-fired power boiler erection, welding and nondestructive examination, the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code (Section I);
– logic, logical argument and analysis (including a passing familiarity with most of the common logical fallacies)

And maybe a bit more. But I don’t consider myself any kind of expert in any of those things. Better than some, maybe, but I know better examples in every single field.

I’m the master of mediocrity.

I can do al lot of different kinds of things just OK and nothing exceptionally well.

I know a little bit about everything and a lot about nothing.

Krav Maga, most small arms, short irons, cooking on the grill.

I’m an expert in tracking down recipes, vegetarianism, and rubbing dog and cat tummies : )