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The Dunning-Kruger Syndrome
Gita Agai: I was full of self-doubt when I first started writing. But then I read Shakerik Jivni and realized that he did so much, went into stuff. He says people who are not good at something often think they're better than they are. This can lead to sort of the imposter syndrome or Dunning-Kruger syndrome. The positive side of it is that you only learn things by doing things,. And these are people who are plunging into the world. Sometimes they fall on their face, but they learn a lesson from that.