Yeah, I probably pushed the “you have hero-worship” frame a bit too strongly. FWIW I don’t think I claimed everyone has hero worship very strongly. I do think that nearly[1] everyone has a case of hero-worship. Probably more cases than they think, and more strongly, bc. of Elephant in the Brain type reasons. But the vibe didn’t quite convey that. That’s what I get for writing this quickly, I suppose.
Still, if you have a case of hero-worship, then this article isn’t really for you. I hope it is a bit useful in a “more is possible” way for people who do suffer from hero-worship.
Yeah, I probably pushed the “you have hero-worship” frame a bit too strongly. FWIW I don’t think I claimed everyone has hero worship very strongly. I do think that nearly[1] everyone has a case of hero-worship. Probably more cases than they think, and more strongly, bc. of Elephant in the Brain type reasons. But the vibe didn’t quite convey that. That’s what I get for writing this quickly, I suppose.
Still, if you have a case of hero-worship, then this article isn’t really for you. I hope it is a bit useful in a “more is possible” way for people who do suffer from hero-worship.
[1] “~” is meant to signify “nearly”.
Yes and I might enjoy continuing to watch out for inner heroes thanks to your post anwyay; agree the Elephant in the Brain type suspicions warranted.
I see now. Yes, ~ ≈ nearly though only ≈ indeed. :-)