That's pretty much agreeing with the article. > Note that when I say 95%-ile, I mean 95%-ile among people who participate, not all people... I'm also not refer

That's pretty much agreeing with the article. > Note that when I say 95%-ile, I mean 95%-ile among people who participate, not all people... I'm also not referring to 95%-ile among people who practice regularly. The "one weird trick" is that, for a lot of activities, being something like 10%-ile among people who practice can make you something like 90%-ile or 99%-ile among people who participate. Someone who even calls it "training" and has specifically put in effort to be better is probably in the 95th percentile of people who do the activity.