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success in one sphere subconsciously molds people to believing their opinion matters in other spheres - even if they are completely disjoint?
by ausbah 7y ago
success in one sphere subconsciously molds people to believing their opinion matters in other spheres - even if they are completely disjoint?
- jekoeoe9njdjr 7y agoYes See Trump & Kushner Math models show financial success is luck and government collusion Limbic brain function takes on a habit of connecting to facts from past success stores in the cortex, to convince the person that their literal agency will always lead to success And society continually rewards past success even in the face of nothing but failure in other endeavors Again, see Trump and all the CEOs and hedge funds that keep being bailed out
- Wistar 7y agoAbsolutely. Even when the first success was largely luck. I know a lot of early Microsoft employees who became successful (read: wealthy) very quickly and many of them harbored a belief that they were capable of success at anything and that their advice was of a superior caliber. This belief has, through the subsequent years, proven to not be all that true.