My unpopular opinion is that the majority of people who mention Dunning-Kruger or imposter syndrome are primarily just trying to humble brag. Full Duning-Kruge

My unpopular opinion is that the majority of people who mention Dunning-Kruger or imposter syndrome are primarily just trying to humble brag. Full Duning-Kruger paper is here. https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e320/9ca64cbed9a441e55568797cbd3683cf7f8c.pdf https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/e320/9ca64cbed9a441e5556879... There is some commentary on raw test score estimation. Including this funny line: "Participants in the bottom quartile also overestimated their raw score on the test. On average, they thought they had answered 5.5 problems correctly. In fact, they had answered an average of 0.3 problems correctly" I wonder if the raw DK data is available? The paper includes a small handful of figures. There's quite a few more I'd like to render.