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It is presumably a big deal to those whom it affects. But why is it a big deal to anyone else besides those folks' friends, family, etc.? (And, perhaps, to so
by mmirate 8y ago
It is presumably a big deal to those whom it affects.
But why is it a big deal to anyone else besides those folks' friends, family, etc.?
(And, perhaps, to some hypothetical peddlers of self-help books targeted at those with impostor syndrome; my unentrepreneurial mind can't see any other way to profit from it, but you get the idea.)
- jiveturkey 8y ago> But why is it a big deal to anyone else it’s not. what’s your point?
- mmirate 8y agoI agree it isn't. The person I was replying to, implied it inherently is.
- PhasmaFelis 8y ago> But why is it a big deal to anyone else besides those folks' friends, family, etc.? It's not. Of course, neither is cancer. Impostor syndrome affects a lot of techies. That alone makes it plenty relevant to Hacker News. You are not the only reader of HN, and complaining about topical, relevant news because it doesn't interest you personally is in poor taste.