I wish we didn't seem to have a spcies wide blind spot when it comes to adopting risk. when people rail against successful money managers they are never lookin

I wish we didn't seem to have a spcies wide blind spot when it comes to adopting risk. when people rail against successful money managers they are never looking at all the failed ones, thus ignoring the amount of personal risk involved. sure there are a few winners, but why do you want to penalize them for their success?