Like myself, I wouldn't discredit anyone who thinks they are great without getting to know their lifestyle and what they are about. Many great people have come in the past and in the present. Babe Ruth - The Great Bambino, Wayne Gretzky - The Great One, Catherine - The Great of Russia and etc. One might wonder, how can myself or any other person call themselves great... 1. My great achievements in life determine my character. 2. Being unique in the only one of its kind, unlike anything else. 3. Self-confidence means a lot in trusting in my own judgment, capacities and abilities. 4. Bragging rights enables me to speak proudly. 5. As The Rock 🤨 says, "Know your role and shut your mouth" - any random person should not be something they're not IF they don't have anything great to show for. Even on Answerbag as you ask, one can be great by just asking or answering questions. I have over 1000 questions asked, and I could have had nearly 10,000 answers if my first AB account had not been tangled with someone else's account back in 2017: https://www.answerbag.com/q_view/3504838 6,000 thousand answers+over 3,000 thousand answers in this second account I am using did not reflect. Not to complain about it, but to use it as an example: there are great AB'ers. If they don't see themselves as great, perhaps they haven't realized their achievements or they just don't care. (That's to each of his or her own).

No, I think most of the smart people here know their intelligence level. I and many others have admitted we have gaps in our learning and don't really hold ourselves above others. Everyone has different ways of learning and you can learn something from everyone. In any case I wouldn't want to judge anyone on here 'the opposite of great'. I think everyone here has something to contribute.

But you know everyone is so much cooler online: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UE6iAjEv9dQ