Simone Giertz

And I think that is kind of how I channel my imposter syndrome is I'm just like, no, let's lay it all out there.

Yeah.

I think it's both.

It's a double-edged sword.

I started out on the internet.

I kind of got the moniker, the queen of shitty robots, because I posted a lot of stuff on slash r slash shitty robots on Reddit.

And people started calling me the queen of slash r slash shitty robots.

And then the slash r kind of dropped.

So what I'm trying to say is I did not come up with that myself.

But I did happily adopt it.

So I definitely came from a place of building things that didn't work and

Yeah, everything going wrong every time, like happily failing.

And I think that was amazing.

It was a really powerful tool for me to like not get my perfectionism in the way.

Because if I set out to do something that's great, then I'm never going to start.

And I was like, no, I just need something that looks funny.

But what I've realized...

Now, there's also a defense mechanism.

Being self-deprecating is like always beating people to the punch.

It kind of was a survival tactic on the internet of being like never daring to set out as an expert.