Not everyone was willing to accept their own incompetence in certain areas, just as men could not accept having problems with their sexual abilities.
Nor were women willing to admit that their faces were uglier than other people's.
That was also why successful people, outstanding people, and capable people who could climb higher ultimately made up only a tiny fraction of society.
Because they could see their own flaws and then find ways to make up for them.
Whether through medication or surgery, at least they were willing to face the facts without avoiding them, and then consider how to solve the problem.
In fact, this approach could be expanded further. For example, they might know that they lacked knowledge, lacked emotional control, or were too aggressive in dealing with others...
When faced with differing opinions or answers they disliked, the workers living in the Lower District and eating one-dollar-per-pound ground beef—many of whom had not even graduated high school—most loved to argue for the sake of arguing.
But when the masters living in villas worth hundreds of thousands or even millions faced differing opinions, they would think about them.
If people wanted to achieve success, they had to grow. No matter what kind of growth it was, only by becoming outstanding enough could they reach a higher place.
Even if reaching the very top was impossible, as long as they were outstanding enough, they would not remain in their original social class. That was the difference.
His Excellency the Governor had stood out among the many heirs in his family simply because he was truly outstanding enough.
Whether they were great nobles or small nobles, heirs were always the most outstanding ones. This was somewhat different from the royal family.
Moreover, a noble's power was not held by a