14 Jul 2022 4:29 pm
Again your understanding of this syndrome is patently wrong. It's not woody Allen questioning or claiming skill at boxing, it's woody Allen questioning if he is a successful comedian. Even those that find the man a daughter ****, tiresome, unfunny bore can't say the man isn't a successful comedian. If he thought himself unqualified then perhaps he might suffer this disorder. Progressives ignorantly diagnosing Trump with this affliction are humorous. You don't seem willing to educate yourself so, enjoy their company.dickens » 14 Jul 2022, 3:35 pm » wrote: ↑ In the OP one linked article finds Imposter Syndrome more frequent among African Americans. But something tells me that Tyson does not have it. Of course now he is old and a lot of people can beat him. That's called futility of life and individual accomplishment. But, figuratively speaking, when someone similar to Woody Allen is declared a boxing champion he has the syndrome.
Many modern artists have the syndrome.