The 10,000-hour rule is wrong and perpetuates a cruel myth

Re:The 10,000-hour rule is wrong and perpetuates a cruel myth by mjevans on Monday March 13, 2017 @01:43AM (#13855500)

Site requires scripts to read any content on. I don't like running code from random websites, so I don't. Can't comment on the article.

I will guess that the 'cruel myth' is that anyone can spent the requisite time and do anything. (Some people just don't get / can't get X, even if they want to and try really hard.)

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Re:The 10,000-hour rule is wrong and perpetuates a cruel myth by Bioeye on Monday March 13, 2017 @01:58AM (#13855553)

The Business Insider article links this[0] one as the original article in the footnote. It's very similar and also worth a read (and I think it shouldn't require running code to be read)

[0]: http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/201...

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Re:The 10,000-hour rule is wrong and perpetuates a cruel myth by corecoder on Monday March 13, 2017 @03:56AM (#13855979)

Site requires scripts to remove a display: none from a div.

I didn't enable the scripts, I removed the display: none myself.

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