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Everything comes naturally to talented people. If you actually have to try hard it means you were never meant to do it in the first place.
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citation neededEverything comes naturally to talented people. If you actually have to try hard it means you were never meant to do it in the first place.
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Yes, but there's endless examples of elite genetics and lesser work being more successful than lesser genetics and superior work. I follow tennis and the consistently hard workers are mostly in the minor leagues, desperately trying to make the big bucks.So pro sports players never trained in their sport? I’m sure Ronaldo just rocked up at Man Utd one day after never kicking a ball in his life and was the best player in the world. When will you people understand that the world is not so black and white.
Everything is a combination of both, work and genetics/talent, having only one won’t go far without atleast some of the other in most cases
Yes, but there's endless examples of elite genetics and lesser work being more successful than lesser genetics and superior work. I follow tennis and the consistently hard workers are mostly in the minor leagues, desperately trying to make the big bucks.
Where it gets depressing is that normalfags sell to us that hard work means everything and you can succeed at whatever you do, and that's just bullshit.
Of course there are. There’s also cases where hard work will be beat genetics. These things are never black and white. Life isn’t fair but we should still try our best at everything we doYes, but there's endless examples of elite genetics and lesser work being more successful than lesser genetics and superior work. I follow tennis and the consistently hard workers are mostly in the minor leagues, desperately trying to make the big bucks.
Where it gets depressing is that normalfags sell to us that hard work means everything and you can succeed at whatever you do, and that's just bullshit.
any normie knows they aren't gonna play professional sports and knows that sports are genetic based. what he was pointing out is that the people with elite genetics obviously have to work hard and put effort into competing with other people who work hard and have elite genetics. and when elite genetics stops working hard, a hard worker with inferior genetics, but obviously still good genetics, can sometimes surpass them if they're lucky. op is retard saying you don't need to put effort into anything with black and white worldviewYes, but there's endless examples of elite genetics and lesser work being more successful than lesser genetics and superior work. I follow tennis and the consistently hard workers are mostly in the minor leagues, desperately trying to make the big bucks.
Where it gets depressing is that normalfags sell to us that hard work means everything and you can succeed at whatever you do, and that's just bullshit.
Ive read some stupids bs on this shit hole forum but this one is on a whole new lv
Everything comes naturally to talented people. If you actually have to try hard it means you were never meant to do it in the first place.
This post is dumb ngl, even talented people have to work hard to get to the top
Anyone who is an expert at anything has put practice into their field. Every professional violinist has spent hours every day since about age 6 practicing the violin to eventually become world class. Natural talent sets apart those who become world class and those who are merely "good", but NOBODY has become world class without still putting in tons, and tons of practice over a long period of time.
Defeatist ideologies like yours are not only false, but also pervade a sense of hopelessness and discourages people from trying to succeed
lazy rotter cope. idiotic
experience is the most important part of any job.
wasn't there a documentary on how bill gates worked all day and would sleep on his desk chair, and when he woke up he would continue where he left onSure it is. That is why anybody can spend just spend 10 thousand hours coding and then become just as good as Bill Gates and John Carmack.
wasn't there a documentary on how bill gates worked all day and would sleep on his desk chair, and when he woke up he would continue where he left on
of course he's smart thats why he became a multi-billionaire ffs. how would he been able to set his company without working hard though. its not a propaganda you lazy bastard.Propaganda.
Also, what about this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Ung-yong
"At three years old, he was able to solve calculus problems, and he also published a best-selling book of his essays in English and German, as well as his calligraphy and illustrations."
Was this experience? At 3 years old? Fucking LOL at you copers. Innate ability > Everything
its probably true mostly but for him it wasnt loads of effort he enjoyed doing it and it came naturally to him, most people who are talented and successful spend lots of time working on their intrestPropaganda.
Also, what about this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Ung-yong
"At three years old, he was able to solve calculus problems, and he also published a best-selling book of his essays in English and German, as well as his calligraphy and illustrations."
Was this experience? At 3 years old? Fucking LOL at you copers. Innate ability > Everything
as far as you know this is south korean propaganda. jfl, sounds way more unlikely and propaganda like than anything you called propaganda. child prodigies like that are extremely rare and your basic theory is to be born as a child prodigy or rope. also a quote from this same article: "At that time, I led my life like a machine―I woke up, solved the daily assigned equation, ate, slept, and so forth. I really didn't know what I was doing, and I was lonely and had no friends." he truly was meant to work at nasa because it was absolutely effortless for him, he had such a blessed time there.Propaganda.
Also, what about this?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kim_Ung-yong
"At three years old, he was able to solve calculus problems, and he also published a best-selling book of his essays in English and German, as well as his calligraphy and illustrations."
Was this experience? At 3 years old? Fucking LOL at you copers. Innate ability > Everything
Everything comes naturally to talented people. If you actually have to try hard it means you were never meant to do it in the first place.
most people aren't talented in anything tbh
those who are really talented are in insane advantage over ordinary people