Yesterday's brief post about "impostor syndrome" recalled the following Monty Python sketch. I don't think "aggravated student" would be listed as a profession, but at least I'm good at it;
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There's an article this week on Science Careers talking about impostor syndrome. The writer does a good job exposing the problem:
Arthur Machen (1863-1947)
A friend of mine recently passed this along to me; there's a new article in Science Careers about "impostor phenomenon," a general feeling that success is due to luck
Mind Hacks covers an article in the Financial Times about delusions and how brain damage affects cognition:
Made me laugh out loud!
Bah! A lumberjack's the manliest profession around! =D
Those fabulous Monty Python boys developed this idea in the hugely under-appreciated film Fierce Creatures where all manner of inoffensive little critters were tagged as dangerous to attract zoo visitors.
(no misleads intended, the link is to my blog where I celebrate their talent, not to the official movie site)
Those fabulous Monty Python boys developed this idea in the hugely under-appreciated film Fierce Creatures where all manner of inoffensive little critters were tagged as dangerous to attract zoo visitors.
(no misleads intended, the link is to my blog where I celebrate their talent, not to the official movie site)
If I were not with the CID, a window cleaner, me!