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>>Why don't we want people to be good at things? In general it may be that it reminds people of their own failings and nobody likes to feel like a loser.
by felipemnoa 6y ago
>>Why don't we want people to be good at things?
In general it may be that it reminds people of their own failings and nobody likes to feel like a loser.
- seph-reed 6y agoMost people are just "professionals." As in they talk a lot of shit at work, but don't really care about the field. It's role playing, and they usually have imposter syndrome. When someone comes in who isn't an imposter, the "professionals" best strategy to keep their ill-earned position is to attack what makes a true scholar: their "unprofessionally uncertain" curiosity, and their "unprofessionally risky" willingness to try something new. True creatives aren't very "professional" because they don't act like they know everything, and they don't just do the same thing over and over again.