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> They also skirt the question of whether producing the requisite 10,000-hour grinds may prove to be as inegalitarian and hypercompetitive as the emergence of g
by lionhearted 16y ago
> They also skirt the question of whether producing the requisite 10,000-hour grinds may prove to be as inegalitarian and hypercompetitive as the emergence of geniuses ever was.
It's a little scary that the author just assumes that being inegalitarian is a bad thing. Excellence is inegalitarian by definition.
- zackattack 16y agoExcellence most certainly is not inegalitarian by definition. Excellence is about living up to YOUR full potential, not about doing it better than any other person.