Confronting ignorance and folly
The article discusses the phenomenon of certain individuals who consider themselves to be intellectuals but in reality demonstrate a low level of knowledge. They appear through media outlets and social media platforms to steer targeted political stances during regional crises. The writer emphasizes that the weak state of the national product and declining competence contribute to pushing unqualified people into the forefront of the intellectual scene, reflecting a lack of knowledge and a deterioration of intellectual desertification within societies. He affirms that this phenomenon leads to escalation and concludes that most of the intellectuals who oppose Saudi Arabia are, in fact, not very smart.
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