What is "epistemic asymmetry?"

Do you ever find yourself stuck on the idea that not meeting the expectations of others = you are unworthy?

Do you see other people rejecting you as a verification that you lack value?

Are you able to use your fears in a productive way?

Is your personal negativity far too toxic for even you?

How much time in a year are you spending completely detoxing and staying away from electronics and modernity?

Do you see yourself as "having flaws," or that you're just "still growing?"

Are you completely immune to comparison traps?

How do you keep yourself grounded in positivity?

Do you have any negative self-talk?

What positive advice are you giving yourself today for your future?

Did you have a long term plan that you stuck to on who you wanted to be?

Do you like what you have built in your life, away from where and what you started with?

Did you actively work to build your identity or did it manifest on its own?

Are you impressed by your own sense of humor?

What positive trait do you have that you hold in highest regard?

What do you appreciate most about yourself?

When someone claims they are just as smart as Einstein, they aren't making a legitimate claim because we have no actual measure of "how smart that exactly is," nonetheless, people will dash & jump in, and claim it... Why?

For the human biological behavioral trait of dominance asserting, what difference would we see if the trait had been designed versus what we see from the evolved trait?

When humans evolved the traits of dominance asserting, defensiveness, and Dunning-Kruger, since they were evolved, are they perfect in use and application?

A person will uphold that a random, sad-looking, Dollar General banana is "the answer to the universe," and will even get defensive and nasty about it. What, biologically, is the root of this behavior?