> People largely assume, for instance, that heroes simply don't care so much about things like fair compensation for the work that they do. And that assumption

> People largely assume, for instance, that heroes simply don't care so much about things like fair compensation for the work that they do. And that assumption is true to some extent. People don't just slip and fall into a set of scrubs and become a nurse or medic. They choose that path based on an analysis (yes, the average person is capable of making reasoned decisions, although that's shocking to many). People have other options besides becoming "heroes" and yet, they choose it. Why? > "This is a clear fallacy in inferential reasoning and logic" This is that thing people do when they want to sound smart. Actually two things: (1) Don't address the claim, just call it wrong (2) overcomplicate your sentence with obscure words