>Dunning kruger Is it just a meme or is for real? If the latter,

It's not a disability, it's just perceiving yourself to be better at something than you actually are. As long as you realizie that you aren't as great as you think you are and start to set realistic goals accordingly, you can start improving for reals.

>>3116250
It's goes to the other side too, perceiving yourself as not good enough, the typical "I just don't have what it takes!" or "I-I don't have talent!"

>>3116247
the thing about it is though is that it's only about estimating your ability,

so dunning-kruger would be,

'michelangelo's david eh? i've been doing sculpture for 3 weeks now and i think i could pull that off with maybe...2 months more training'

[in 2 months]
'bernini's the rape of proserpina eh? holy shit i will never ever get to that level'

in 2 months he has learned enough about sculpture to understand his own level, you see?

it doesn't mean out sculptor friend can't get better at sculptor or anything, just that he might say some dumb shit.

and it certainly isn't like a delusional thing where you hallucinate that you're art looks better than it does.

>>3116250
But it is a disability if you are convinced you are better than what you actually are it is a deception and has the capacity to hinder any form of learning or improvement and the scary part is you might not even know you have it.

>>3116264
Autism is a disability. Cerebral palsy is a disability. Being wrong about something is not a disability.

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