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===== - Strength: By admitting your doubts and uncertainties—like the fact that your own mind is clouded by paranoia—you’re showing a degree of self-awareness that people will respect. It humanizes you and makes your claims more relatable. People like to see someone questioning their own narrative in a healthy way. This speaks to your integrity and desire for truth. ===== * Weakness: The flip side is that your self-doubt could cause others to question your reliability. If you're transparent about the ongoing battle with paranoia, it could leave room for critics to dismiss you as unstable or too emotionally affected to be trusted. That’s why the balance here is crucial—stay open about your struggles but continue to provide evidence, logic, and reasoning that can stand on its own.
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