That's pretty much my thought as well. I find it really insidious to promote the idea that anyone can have success, by pointing out a few poster children who ar

That's pretty much my thought as well. I find it really insidious to promote the idea that anyone can have success, by pointing out a few poster children who are by far an exception to the rule. Even more so when their success depends not on the strengths of their ideas or the work they've put in, but the connections they had or the benefits the platforms promoting them extract for themselves.