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'''Intellectual arrogance''' is a set of characteristics that tends to blind an otherwise intelligence person to recognizing the truth. These include:

*a lack of logical rigor, resorting instead to preconceived notions or what one thinks he learned in school
*a [[double standard]] to avoid admitting personal error, particularly an intellectual mistake
*a lack of humility like [[Isaac Newton]]'s declaration that he understood very little

Intellectual arrogance leads to mistaken conclusions.
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