Narrator: T-REX THE TALKING DINOSAUR IN: "SELF-DOUBT SHENANIGANS"
T-Rex: Self-doubt!
T-Rex: While it can occasionally help us re-evaluate bad ideas, it can also be crippling. People who are too self-doubting can become (figuratively) paralyzed, unable to have even the smallest faith in their abilities! USUALLY, this is unfounded.
Utahraptor: Why all this talk about self-doubt, T-Rex? Are YOU self-doubting?
T-Rex: Hah, of course not!
T-Rex: Besides, if I was, it would be self-skepticism, not self-doubt. Doubt can be irrational and unfounded, but skepticism relies on a critical evaluation of the facts at hand, and an informed judgment of their merit.
Utahraptor: Hah!
T-Rex: No, but I don't have any doubt in myself, see?
T-Rex: T-Rex rules the schools!
T-Rex: I cannot stress this enough!!
