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Re:Why obsessively following successful people online is dan... by vmception on Monday October 04, 2021 @06:43PM (#28753229)
Its useful for me, and surely this or any sample size of 1 undermine your point as otherwise your point is unfalsifiable.

I am familiar with a key difference here:

Some people find nihilism to be demotivating

Some people do not

For me, it helps me remember to try to recognize my privileges, support systems and luck. I respect people that play the cards they are dealt. Any child prodigy with a lot of resources could just as easily done nothing with them, so the nihilistic approach more so helps me not resent people that won a birth lottery and also appreciate what I do before I forget and start giving generic success advice.

Re:Why obsessively following successful people online is dan... by nsonha on Monday October 04, 2021 @09:34PM (#28754536)
I think I share this view with you, even though I am one of those who find it demotivating.

"Justice, What's the right thing to do" is one of my favourite books. I'm sure you know it.

Re:Why obsessively following successful people online is dan... by syndacks on Monday October 04, 2021 @11:17PM (#28755144)
Order placed, thanks!