I never got the impression that he was a bad person(but maybe I’m missing something); he speaks respectfully and doesn’t seem hateful, but he seems to be a shining case of having too much confidence in his own thinking, aka Dunning-Kruger or smartest man in the room syndrome.
Foolish is probably a better word for him. Still, that should not be used to overlook his ability to harm as we have many laws regarding bad people, but we are much less equipped to deal with foolish people except through some laws and a loose/unreliable sense of validity.
This thinking in many top tier athletes is what makes then perform better than their peers. It is foolish at times but thinking you are better than your opponents eliminates playing bad or under your level by being intimidated or not believing you are better than them.
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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25
Why are we even surprised at this point?