> It doesn't matter what you do, intelligence and education often go hand in hand with ego and a feeling of infallibility. This is a bit overly general. Many o

> It doesn't matter what you do, intelligence and education often go hand in hand with ego and a feeling of infallibility. This is a bit overly general. Many of us who are highly educated and traditionally intelligent battle with imposter syndrome. We're just the ones who you won't find out there acting like we know everything. The idea that this is often the case it likely more a matter of "the squeaky wheel" than scientific fact.