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Follow Bill Gates. Yes, he comes from a wealthy family that has had a number of breakdowns and some unique opportunities. But what about his old school friends, now meth addicts or bitter failures, who had the same opportunity, but didn’t surround them? Or people who are simply too lazy to spend 10,000 hours in front of a computer? Was Gates “lucky” that he was motivated to do it? So either the main thesis fails – that if you are privileged and lucky, you will succeed, or it becomes something completely trivial, such as “Gates worked hard, but Mr. He’s had some unique vacations.” Again, duh! That is life. Each person can identify the positive and negative aspects of his or her own life. It is the choice to overcome the negatives and capitalize on the positives that make all the difference. If Gates couldn’t find the computer room Gladwell discussed, would he give up or would he keep looking? I think he will keep looking until he finds a similar opportunity. I SERVED MY COUNTRY, WHAT DO YOU DO SHIRT

Science is also incredibly fragile. He asserted – “Successful hockey players are almost all born in January – March”. Well, wouldn’t that apply to all athletes? Didn’t someone before Gladwell figured that out? Where is the data from the NBA, NHL, NFL and MLB? It is really an example of inductive reasoning, not science. Gladwell is known for a pattern with *certain* hockey teams in Canada, and then assumes that this micropattern proves that if you were born in April or later, you won’t become a good athlete. Perhaps so, but Gladwell needs more data to prove his point.

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