I disliked the article. I think sama is simultaneously over-personalizing and also losing context and perspective. Sure, maybe it is a generalizable descriptio

I disliked the article. I think sama is simultaneously over-personalizing and also losing context and perspective. Sure, maybe it is a generalizable description of virtuous qualities but it also strikes me as something different and much worse. Here's another interpretation "I sure am fortunate that I know this wealthy, well-connected person who helps me with my businesses that require knowing wealthy, well-connected people."