I don't think I've ever had impostor syndrome. I'm like hi it's my first day lemme interrupt this VP in a meeting real quick
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I'm convinced at least part of it is the fact that the internet forces you to compare yourself to the personas people create and put online. Similar to the way social media causes depression because you compare your mediocre life to the fake lives people construct on facebook.
No, because this would mean that most people are good at their jobs, just not elite. That is plainly false in just about any field to which you put a magnifying glass. The proof that most jobs are fake is that most people are bad at what those jobs are supposed to accomplish;
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if the jobs were not fake, it would matter that the people doing them were bad, and this would have to be rectified in some way.
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