3 ms·
What’s the point of the question? Most famous people are narcissists to some degree. This is part of the reason they became famous. What difference does it m
by aristofun 2y ago
What’s the point of the question?
Most famous people are narcissists to some degree.
This is part of the reason they became famous.
What difference does it make as long as he is good at what he does?
This attitude, btw, is killing me in US politics — why the f.. do you judge politicians by how nice/jerks they are. Instead of by how good they are doing their job?
- KomoD 2y ago> This attitude, btw, is killing me in US politics — why the f.. do you judge politicians by how nice/jerks they are. Instead of by how good they are doing their job? Because if they are terrible people they are most likely terrible at their jobs as well. I'm sick of everything related to US politics, everyone is so childish and everything is so broken.
- admissionsguy 2y agoCounterpoint: Trump is a pretty awful person, but was a good president.
- aristofun 2y ago> Because if they are terrible people they are most likely terrible at their jobs as well. This is childish. There is barely any correlation between niceness and professionalism. Even more than that - politics implies tough decisions and a lot of pressure from all sides. There is literally no use for niceness in politics. Except pleasing naive voters. One of plenty of well known examples is Steve Jobs. I bet if he was a nice guy, we’d still suffer with those awful windows CE handhelds :)