> Nobody reads JP to become a better person, they do it to feel better about being a shit person. I've just watched an interview with him where he says that, w

> Nobody reads JP to become a better person, they do it to feel better about being a shit person. I've just watched an interview with him where he says that, when he's out on the street in basically any city in the world, he's approached roughly once every ten minutes by someone thanking him for the help they got from his lectures and books. In many cases they say that, thanks to JP, they were able to lift themselves from shitty life situation (ex. abusive family, addiction, depression, aimlessness, anger etc.) and turn their lives around. I cannot reconcile that with your comment.