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<blockquote data-quote="Warpiglet-7" data-source="post: 9651520" data-attributes="member: 7025282">All interesting stuff.&nbsp; Dare I fork out 13 bucks for a paperback book?A person can be heroic and villainous both in the same lifetime.&nbsp; There might be limits (I am not suddenly clubbing baby seals nor offering my family home to the homeless…) and a lot of what gets discussed loses this fact. Particularly someone upthread noted people changing with the fortunes of the company….yeah?&nbsp; No doubt.&nbsp; People sometimes having late midlife crises when hopes are dashed?&nbsp; Why not.Smart people making bad financial decisions?&nbsp; Happens a lot.&nbsp; We all must be captains of our own souls, but let us not forget in judgment:The fundamental attribution error (FAE) describes a tendency to attribute someone else's behavior to their personality or character, while overlooking or downplaying the role of situational factors or external influences.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warpiglet-7, post: 9651520, member: 7025282"] All interesting stuff. Dare I fork out 13 bucks for a paperback book? A person can be heroic and villainous both in the same lifetime. There might be limits (I am not suddenly clubbing baby seals nor offering my family home to the homeless…) and a lot of what gets discussed loses this fact. Particularly someone upthread noted people changing with the fortunes of the company….yeah? No doubt. People sometimes having late midlife crises when hopes are dashed? Why not. Smart people making bad financial decisions? Happens a lot. We all must be captains of our own souls, but let us not forget in judgment: The fundamental attribution error (FAE) describes a tendency to attribute someone else's behavior to their personality or character, while overlooking or downplaying the role of situational factors or external influences. [/QUOTE]

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