I work in academia. It's my job to provide programming muscle (backed by moderate scientific literacy) to scientists. Pretty normal for me to feel that while I have my own things to offer, they're the main show and that some (many? Hard to know) may be broadly more intelligent.
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This doesn't hurt my ego too much because in academia (outside of $identity studies and a few other fields) you're working with cream of the crop.
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“Worried” meaning suspect it true, or that it’s true and that’s a bad thing?
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I dont think any polymath ever aspired to be a polymath
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Those are two totally separate issues for me...
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My boss is probably around 20 IQ points above me in some obvious ways, wasting his talents in this company IMO, and I'm basically always deferring to him. I still feel comfortable voicing any ideas that come to me during meetings, and his pushback always comes with justification.
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Um, that is two different questions.
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There are really two questions, do you feel you have some to contribute and do you think you are smarter. I would answer sometimes to both depending on the circumstances. At work people are incredibly intelligent so the answer is often no to both at the same time
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