is there an imposter syndrome where you think everyone else is an imposter

@averykimball yes, you have Berkeleyan Idealism and unfortunately it's terminal

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@averykimball *impostor

@averykimball Symptom of Delusion Disorder

@averykimball No that’s just people in HR.

@averykimball Arrogance or Dunning-Kruger?

@averykimball Yes on Twitter it's called Accurate Assessment Syndrome.

@averykimball Most people are walking around pretending to be someone else.

@averykimball but they are. everyone is

@averykimball Yes. It's called being on Twitter.

@averykimball Main character syndrome

@averykimball I have this syndrome too. Let me know if you find out the name

@averykimball I don’t think anyone is real anymore

@averykimball Capgras syndrome?

@averykimball Those are called grifters.

@averykimball that's not a syndrome. that's calibration

@averykimball that's called a superiority complex

@averykimball Capgras

@averykimball Yes, its called using government, or anything standardized as a measuring tool instead of realizing everyone sees you differently. Everyone.

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@averykimball hardline solipsist era

@averykimball It’s called being an elitist if you think no one else is qualified

@averykimball yes it is also called anxiety...

@averykimball That may be called Solipsism. Why do I ask? 🤔

@averykimball Weaker form these days is TPOT, probably not for long now, as kids need to switch away from the massive NPC army they've overproduced, the stronger is still LessWrong and will remain for a few years at least, as they're much higher the IQ ladder, but not yet old farts.

@averykimball yes. even my dog thinks he's a human, pretty much every living creature is larping about somth at some point

@averykimball Capgras Syndrome

@averykimball It’s not entirely unreasonable *gestures vaguely at everything*

@averykimball Solipsism