Challenging societal norms by exploring the dynamics of human relationships, focusing on equality, complementarity, and fostering balance across all aspects of connection.
If you’ve ever said something like that (or secretly thought it), don’t worry.
Your brain has just played one of its favorite tricks.
Psychologists call it the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
It sounds complicated, but the idea is surprisingly simple.
The less you know about something, the more likely you are to think you’re an expert. The more you truly learn, the more you realize how much you don’t know.
Welcome to “Mount Expert”
Imagine learning to cook.
On Day 1, you successfully fry an egg.
You suddenly think, “How hard can being a chef be?”
A week later, you try making biryani.
The rice is half-cooked.
The chicken is dry.
The kitchen smells like smoke.
Your confidence quietly packs its bags and leaves.
Congratulations! You have officially discovered reality.
Words are my canvas, emotions my palette. I write to unveil the unseen, stir the quiet soul, and leave traces of thought in the heart’s gentle corners.
Challenging societal norms by exploring the dynamics of human relationships, focusing on equality, complementarity, and fostering balance across all aspects of connection.
