Which is absolutely unrelated to anything I said about her. It has to do with perceptions of her place in the world and her her understanding of her interactions with others was shaped.

Where on EARTH did you get the impression she suffered in any way? Why would they pick on Nynaeve's occasional student just because Nynaeve was abrasive? As for Nynaeve herself, her favoritism and coddling of Egwene in the early books of the series is blatant(before she had to spend extended periods of time on the road with the little witch and no Trolloc pursuit to divert your mind to more pleasant things than Egwene's personality).

Lan was trying to duck the issue politely. It was his way of saying "It's not you, it's me." That crap about being too weak to tolerate an Aes Sedai wife is the pap the sisters tell each other to reassure themselves that they are not disturbingly alienated from humanity and are the problem themselves.

Oh, like that's an excuse? That's part of her problem - where on earth is it indicated, except in the standard-issue Aes Sedai superiority complex, that the Amyrlin should rest on a plane above other mortals? It's not like she's the Seanchan Empress, with the weight of half the world on her shoulders. She runs a corporation of little more than 1,000 employees. It's a big job, but any world-weighty responsibilities are the fault of past usurpations of power. There is no reason why she needs to enforce such discipline, and speaks ill of her character that she is threatened by such behavior (and don't give me that "Hall needs to see her as a grown-up" crap. She legally had dictatorial powers before the Two Rivers girls ever came to the camp).

Point in their favor. At BEST, Siuan is an expert in the grossly flawed status quo. This is supposed to be the dawn of a new age, and the world is already changed beyond going back, just by things Egwene, Nynaeve & Elayne have witnessed. Where on earth do any of them get off taking the opinion of one rather inexperienced and historically unsuccessful sister as gospel?

No, she has that whether or not she ever could channel. Don't go mistaking me for you - my opinions of a character's mind or any other attribute are absolutely unrelated to their channeling prowess. As it is, Nynaeve's intuitive insight has taken her a lot further than any mental qualities of Egwene, who mostly ruminates about herself, when she can be bothered with introspection at all.
As if Egwene is! Egwene has not anything remotely resembling an education, and all the tutoring on practical politics does not make her an intellectual. Gareth Bryne's study of warfare gives him a better claim to that appellation than Egwene's "what now, Siuan" conversations.

On WHAT do you base that?! Her plans have not been remotely devious. In addition, almost all of Nynaeve's experience has been in the real world, which is orders of magnitude more complex than a closed system like White Tower politics. You are comparing a football coach's game strategies to a stock market forecast based on environmental, political & consumer trends for the next two quarters.

That is absolutely absurd! Do you even realize what you are saying? You are saying that political expertise is the highest kind of advise and trumps all assessments of right and wrong, whereas people with realistic priorities based on real experiences are bad advisors for what someone should do on a moral issue. No one has ever suggested she take their advise on how to best retain power in the White Tower (aside from Egwene herself - if asking Nynaeve how to deal with the Hall is stupid, well, it's only Egwene who has entertained that notion) because neither of them gives a rat's ass as long as their friend is doing well and the Tower is not causing Rand problems.
It is a serious indicator of your own warped priorities or perceptions that on a moral or practical issue, your assessment of the proper course of action or someone's opinion thereof is entirely shaded by the political utility of that person's advise! The issue under discussion was the moral ramifications of using compulsion that has drastic and adverse effects on a life span! We ban industries & public utilities that do less harm than the Oath Rod on shakier evidence! What the FUCK does the political accumen of Nynaeve or Elayne have to do with such a discussion?!

And you call her the greatest woman based solely on a rank she has not earned, which she received based entirely on her association with other Two Rivers denizens. Eldrene did more harm to the Shadow. Her parents have been disproportionately more dangerous against the Shadow. Egwene's accomplishments consist primarily of sheer blind luck or standing on the shoulders of giants. Where Egwene, a natural Dreamwalker, can face a second-tier Forsaken on her own most advantageous footing, where she has been taught (and is being assisted) by women who claim superiority over the Forsaken in the specific arena in which they are fighting, and win because she's too stupid to understand the truth of her relationship to the Tower; Nynaeve has to challenge the mistress of Tel'Aran'Rhiod and not only defeat her on her own ground, while trying to stay there with a ter'angreal she can barely use, but make a significant contribution to the defeat of a second Forsaken and turn Moghedian into a resource that Egwene herself would rely on. Nynaeve divines the secret identity of her Forsaken, a mistress of concealment and guile, and lets her know just to terrorize her. Egwene learns the Forsaken's identity because she lucked out in getting Mesaana trapped into a duel of wills. Taking her single greatest success, which Nynaeve outdoes on more than one level, how can you claim she is the greatest woman the Two Rivers ever produced? She is not even the greatest of her village or her generation! All she is the best at is swindling the highest rank. Without the Amyrlin Seat, Egwene has no accomplishments to her name that anyone else could not have handled had they attention to spare. Nynaeve outstrips her, without even the crutch of a "bully pulpit" to aid her own efforts.