[ SECRET POST #2930 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2930 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[othellia]

You can always take the pragmatic (albeit pessimistic) approach: no one accomplishes these sorts of things in real life and the authors are even more bitter about it than you to the point that they wrote up their own fantasies in an attempt to live vicariously through them and then published it all.

[iceyred]

This is the truth. Don't compare yourself to fictional characters OP. Very few people are that awesome in real life.

[(Anonymous)]

Considering there ARE people who accomplishes those things in real life, wouldn't it be more pragmatic to say it's very rare? Self-deception only works for so long.

[othellia]

Okay, true. Very rare.

But you might as well beat yourself up every day for not having won the lottery yet rare.

[ariakas]

I honestly don't think they are any 24-year-old Nobel prize winners in physics, so "no one" would actually be more accurate than "very rare".

[(Anonymous)]

The youngest noble prize winner period was 25, so you'd be correct. Also, he received the prize jointly with his father, so up to you whether it really counts or not.