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It's not a disorder, like something that someone "has". It's a logical fallacy that affects most (all?) human brains to varying degrees.
by ubercore 11y ago
It's not a disorder, like something that someone "has". It's a logical fallacy that affects most (all?) human brains to varying degrees.
- dragontamer 11y agoGood read. This is an important note. _Everyone_ has the Dunning Kruger effect. It is a glitch that occurs in virtually all human brains, including myself and yourself. That's why its very important to keep coworkers in mind. You can be a lot more objective about other people than you can be about yourself. Its like the eternal joke goes. If you ask a team "who is the best programmer", everyone will probably say "me" or "myself". However, if you want to _really_ know the best programmer, ask the team who the 2nd best programmer is.