However focusing on what you can’t control is to nullify your competitive advantage as a human: your brain. There’s a reason they say “luck favors the prepared mind”. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and play the hand you were dealt.
However focusing on what you can’t control is to nullify your competitive advantage as a human: your brain. There’s a reason they say “luck favors the prepared mind”. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and play the hand you were dealt.
As a species, focusing on our competitive advantage has brought us to 100 seconds to midnight on the Doomsday clock: https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/current-time/ .
2. You're misusing "sour grapes" -- you don't know what it means.
3. You're hyphenating "sour grapes" -- you don't know how it's spelled.
On your other points, you are wrong. I hyphenated "sour-grapes" due its use as an adjective.
It’s just that individuals that have benefited from this false meritocracy have a vested interest in the rest of us “hustling” at the individual level instead of banding together to change the system for everyone.
The most influential aspects of being successful is an ancestral history of wealth and success along with luck.
The comment comes up because it's akin to focussing on some micro-optimizations in bubble sort instead of using quick sort