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It's not necessarily JF's fault. The rewards for stridency are great, because there is always an audience for it. This is such a great explanation for what's g
by ryanwaggoner 16y ago
It's not necessarily JF's fault. The rewards for stridency are great, because there is always an audience for it.
This is such a great explanation for what's going on here. I've often wondered if people who have been really successful at one thing and preach that method only (read: almost all gurus) are perhaps less informed about success and what will get you there than people who read a number of the gurus. Maybe they just got lucky :|