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Originally Posted by Dream Crusher
An investment banker could be a good trash man but that doesn't mean a good trash man would make a good investment banker.
I don't know about that. My trash guys have to lifts heavy trash cans. It requires some physical demands.
Anyway, thinking a successful player can be X,Y, Z is kind of oversimplified and linear. You got to look at it in terms of a matrix. Just like
A can be B, E, K, D
B can be A, D, F
and so on.
But that's looking at a macro level. Because we are all people with different backgrounds, circumstances, economic class, physical traits, experiences, etc. So instead of having A=A, you might have A1, A2, A3, etc.
Just like with people, there are different degrees of professions. So let's say B = family doctor, and B1 = neurosurgeon. So poker player can be B1 but not B2. But B2 can be B1 or poker player. Then you throw in motivations. Fascinating.