An assumption that I can judge whether or not a person X has talent. I thought when I saw Often Posthumously evaluated. people, so I’m not sure that contemporaries necessarily have this kind of “ability to judge.” That may be acting as an immunity to approval-dependent.
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He believes that he “can’t judge his own worth” and further believes that “others can’t judge him either, of course,” and he trusts his own judgment because he has the best understanding of it of all those that no one else can judge.
- Oh, but this would make the same composition for those who believe that they’re not worthy.
- After all, there is no rational basis for this, but it may be an unspoken assumption that I am worthy.
- PS I saw I want to be the kind of person who can be my own advocate. and realized that “I believe I am worthy” and “I believe I am not worthy” are [Not a symmetrical composition.
- This wording makes both seem equally correct.
- If you “be your own ally” and “be your own enemy,” then “no, no, no, no, you’re not supposed to be your own enemy.”
- People are praising and belittling each other based on the atmosphere.
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Over the years of observing Social Triggers, I’ve seen articles that were written years ago and didn’t get any buzz at the time they were written, but continue to get positive mentions for years afterwards.
There is a section that thinks that an article that gets mentioned over a long period of time is “better” than an article that gets buzzed about temporarily and then gets no mention. - Knowledge obsolescence
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