It is easy to see fanaticism in other people difficult to spot in oneself?

Fanaticism often blinds individuals to their own biases and extreme beliefs, making it easier to recognize in others than in oneself. Self-reflection can be uncomfortable, as it requires acknowledging the possibility of being wrong or overly zealous. Additionally, people may rationalize their views as justified or necessary, further obscuring their own fanaticism. This cognitive dissonance can create a disconnect between one's self-perception and the reality of their beliefs.