Comments by "Aaron Rosenberg" (@aaronrosenberg6633) on "How you can use impostor syndrome to your benefit | Mike Cannon-Brookes" video.

Imposter syndrome may be a symptom of mental illnesses, but it may not be, in the same way that anxiety may or may not indicate an anxiety disorder. If you don't have a diagnosed anxiety disorder, it is not "damaging" to say you're feeling anxious.
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@miairnell4535 No, it is not itself a mental illness. That would also preclude it from being "a kind of" mental illness. "Widely known" in the psychology community also doesn't make it a mental illness. The initial comment said, "What's being described isn't Imposter Syndrome." The initial comment was incorrect. People are looking to be triggered, to be offended.
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@miairnell4535 I've precisely addressed every talking point made, and you, none. Who's not listening?
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"I feel like you're not even trying to understand " This isn't a feeling , by the way. This is thought, and not a very accurate one.
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@miairnell4535 You're right. Let's stick to the topic.
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@miairnell4535 I know what imposter syndrome is. It's not a mental illness in itself and the term cannot be monopolized by those who have mental illnesses where imposter syndrome is a symptom. That's my main point. "You completely miss the main points, and jump onto the minor ones." Bullshit. The main point of the original post was, "What's being described isn't Imposter Syndrome." But it is. "everyone else is getting what we're saying." Getting what you're saying in no way means you're correct. And "everyone else" is quite an assumption, no?
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