> Passion and ambition are just not neuro-vanilla traits. Hard disagree, which I think is your point. I see this as an offshoot of anti-intellectualism: distas

> Passion and ambition are just not neuro-vanilla traits. Hard disagree, which I think is your point. I see this as an offshoot of anti-intellectualism: distaste for / absence of passion and ambition is cultural, not biological, and culture becomes self-sustaining. > The only way out is empathy - true empathy, a willingness to accept sometimes (often) people do things for the sheer joy of doing them. Strong agree, and it's wild to me that this has indeed become a radical idea.