Yes, we agree that the optimist's imagination limits the list of things that could possibly go wrong to the absurd. And as you suggest perhaps an optimist's optimism derives from a concept of professionalism born the love child of dunning-kruger. Or perhaps the horns are grown on a strawman dividing the world into naught but optimists and pessimists according to the law of the excluded muddle.
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Yes, we agree that the optimist's imagination limits the list of things that could possibly go wrong to the absurd. And as you suggest perhaps an optimist's optimism derives from a concept of professionalism born the love child of dunning-kruger. Or perhaps the horns are grown on a strawman dividing the world into naught but optimists and pessimists according to the law of the excluded muddle.