Punditocracy

The critics accused the punditocracy of journalists of being out of touch with ordinary citizens.

The economic punditocracy analyzed the effects of fiscal policy, but lacked experience in managing a business.

Some believe that the punditocracy has become a self-perpetuating elite that is out of touch with the concerns of ordinary citizens.

Critics argue that the perceived dominance of a small group of experts in shaping public opinion through media constitutes a punditocracy that needs to be challenged.

The punditocracy is known for its strong opinions on political matters.

The technology punditocracy debated the merits of different programming languages, but had no coding experience themselves.

The pundits on TV are often referred to as the punditocracy, with their opinions shaping public discourse.

The environmental punditocracy debated climate change, but had no background in environmental science.

The political punditocracy had a lot to say about the election results.

The sports punditocracy debated the merits of a particular athlete's performance.

The economic punditocracy provided insights into the latest financial crisis.

The newspaper's punditocracy weighed in on the latest geopolitical developments.

The art punditocracy critiqued the works displayed at the gallery opening.

The tech punditocracy weighed in on the latest smartphone release.

The science punditocracy shared their perspectives on the latest breakthroughs in research.

The sports punditocracy provided commentary on the game, despite never having played the sport themselves.

The financial punditocracy discussed the stock market trends, despite not having any practical experience in investing.

The automotive punditocracy shared opinions on the performance of different car models, despite not having driven them.

The art punditocracy debated the meaning and value of different artworks, despite not being artists themselves.