Point is, it honestly doesn't matter what issue it's being applied to, the whole 'Those under 25 have underdeveloped brains' argument doesn't hold up any way you slice it.

It's often just an easy way of dismissing the valid perspective of younger people. Which isn't good.

/end

Imposter syndrome isn't real. Imposter phenomenon is very real.

Imposter phenomenon is the combination of two things:
1) the belief that I know less things than others around me.

2) the belief that if this is found out, that I will experience harm from it.

In short, it's about psychological safety. It's a rational response based on the lived experience of the person feeling it, and their observation of how others are treated, it's not a shortcoming of the person experiencing it.

That page is a redirect to the init script on Github. At the moment. It sure could change.

But if you're concerned about that, they have "verified" installation instructions, and I...I can't even.

Just put a hardcoded checksum in your zshrc and if the script you download doesn't match it, refuse to do anything.

Why wouldn't you just download the current version? Why constantly re-download it on every shell invocation just to check that it's unchanged?

...I can't even