That's sort of a problem. It is unfortunately often implied that leadership beats all other traits. Here we have a - specific - example when it doesn't. This ex

That's sort of a problem. It is unfortunately often implied that leadership beats all other traits. Here we have a - specific - example when it doesn't. This example won't change the culture which values leadership above everything else (if, e.g., we have such a culture). And that's, I think, an important idea out of the story. Leadership could be valued so high that someone would automatically equate success with leadership. I.e., that who solves the problem is the leader by definition. Which is not - but might be overlooked too often.