> I'm starting to believe that accepting this is a key experience that comes along with being an introvert. It seems so to me, too. Being introverted is simply

> I'm starting to believe that accepting this is a key experience that comes along with being an introvert. It seems so to me, too. Being introverted is simply less profitable than being extroverted, in a similar way that being good at creative stuff like art is less profitable than being good at logical stuff like engineering. Which is, again, less profitable than being good at social engineering and salesmanship. If we view career (i.e. profit) as the primary goal in life, then most of us are probably sub-optimal in some ways.