This might explain things, as some actually think their opinions are better than others, along with dismissing what others say as hearsay. They somehow think their taste buds override others, and top chefs mean nothing unless they're living in their own native lands Wrong 100% of the time, yet think it's the other way around................. When people think their opinions are better than others, psychologists call this belief superiority. Research shows these individuals often have a large gap between what they think they know and the facts. They tend to ignore new facts and only look for details that match their current ideas. Why It Happens Dunning-Kruger Effect: People with low skill or knowledge on a topic often overestimate how much they know because they cannot see their own mistakes. Illusory Superiority: A common mental habit where people think their personal traits or skills are above average, which is mathematically impossible for everyone. Confirmation Bias: The tendency to search only for facts that prove you are right while throwing away anything that shows you are wrong. Insecurity: Some people act superior to hide deep feelings of doubt or low self-worth. Expect the usual comrbacks.
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