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The funny thing is that he identifies the nature of his problem -- that he does not value sociability enough to partake in regular social activity, but instead
by gnode 7y ago
The funny thing is that he identifies the nature of his problem -- that he does not value sociability enough to partake in regular social activity, but instead of admitting that his actualised priorities create a challenge for him, criticises the culture.
To me, this seems like someone who never trains complaining that they always fail to run marathons, and it's the fault of the steroid abuser.
- tjalfi 7y agoHere is a line from Robert A. Heinlein's Friday that seems appropriate. “In this case, the trouble with ‘the people’s right to know' is that it strongly resembles the ‘right’ of someone to be a concert pianist - but who does not want to practice."