When it comes to an 'inferiority complex', I might have...when I watched 'War for the planet of the apes' last year, a movie which I found 'sickly' carthatic..that skirmish around the beginning..I vicariously thought of the soldiers as Apple customers calling in to a support center and the retaliation of the apes as what I really felt and felt like doing to the customers for the quasi-common verbal assault which I felt at times..a 'Darwinian power fantasy' because ultimately we are apes, technically..accepting that at least in scientific terms we're apes is part of being human..but when it's unhealthy is when you consistently think of yourself as some 'lowly' animal, a 'lowly' aggressive animal who will never be accepted let alone understood by the other 'acceptable[/successful] humans'/apes you share being a species with because you yourself apparently have no rights..the insidious undertone there is classism and just about any sort of discrimination or prejudice you can think of not the least racialization and one spot of where self-shaming and self-blaming go for me when I 'power fantasize' extrapolate/exaggerate or catastrophizing things..