Hey everyone. I've always been obsessed with politics and the law and that sort of thing and recently I was accepted into one of the best law schools in the country (I won't say which one but I'm talking like Harvard/Yale/Stanford level), and it's sort of just hit me these past few weeks that I might actually one day have some impact, however small, on the future of my country. Since having this thought and realizing that my beliefs might not be so theoretical one day, I haven't been able to get rid of a more or less constant anxiety over the fact that my beliefs could ultimately be wrong, and that if I play even the smallest role in helping some of them get implemented, then the product of my career could be that other people's lives have been made worse and that it's, at least in part, my fault. To be clear, this isn't to say that I've suddenly become open-minded to the possibility that I'm not right about everything and that I can learn from people I disagree with, I've always believed that and that's a good thing. My problem is that I've suddenly become so paralyzed by the fear of being wrong that I can suddenly no longer read more than a few pages of a book or article, or write down my thoughts without having a panic attack. Does anyone have any recommendation's for how to deal with this? I've had problems with health anxiety in the past that I was able to largely get rid of thanks to cognitive behavior therapy, but this seems to be fundamentally different than that sort of anxiety.