> The world has far more unsuccessful jerks than successful ones. That's not a very useful metric. Now, if the proportion of successful jerks vs non-successful

> The world has far more unsuccessful jerks than successful ones. That's not a very useful metric. Now, if the proportion of successful jerks vs non-successful jerks were much lower than that of successful nice people vs. non-successful ones, that might be interesting to look at as a starting point. That said, what does "successful" even mean, and why is it something worth pursuing?