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elblanco on Sept 22, 2010 | parent | context | favorite | on: Being Poor by John Scalzi

Because he attributes his success to his own singular superhumanity. Nobody makes their way in this world completely on their own.

dschobel on Sept 22, 2010 [–]

Sure, but there's no basis for knowing whether he had more or less help than any other human gets from just being a member of society.

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