According to one recent study, more than 90% of all drivers said that they were better than average.

This is the Dunning-Kuger effect times 10, because it's not stupid people who feel like they're better than average.

It's all of us.

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If you talk to a surgeon or a therapist about whether they are better than average, or even more interestingly whether their peers think

that they are better than average you might have the experience I had when I

was talking to my favorite surgeon. He said, no, no, no, no, all surgeons think not

only are they better than average, they're probably among the very best ones.

That 90% is conservative when we think about the idea

that a surgeon or even a therapist might think

that they're better. Why is that? Well, the blogger

Scott Alexander broke it down into seven causes. I want to share a few of them

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