/lit/ - Literature

>>21383344
>the result of them being viewed from within this gestalt
That and I think the reality of it being a zombie system with boobs at the helm is both too complicated and too boring for a lot of people. The fantasy of fighting against comic book villains is much more 'fun' and simple (good vs. evil).
>And inevitably at the mercy of chance, though in their mind to an ever lessening degree.
They're too high up to feel the effects of their incompetence. Since they aren't feeling the effects they think everything's going fine. It's the boomer "just give them a firm handshake" mentality. They're completely out of touch and I also suspect they're really fucking pretentious and have extremely fragile egos. Meaning they don't want to know about their incompetence. They enjoy their status too much and don't want to face the reality that - just because you hold a position - that doesn't mean you're qualified to hold it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Wallstreetsilver/comments/s9433y/world_economic_forum_the_good_news_is_the_elite/
Listen to how she pronounces 'elite'.
They're pretentious fucking idiots.
Like the kids in HS who signed up for 'student government' because they 'wanted to make an impact' (put it on their resume) and thought they were important when in reality they did nothing and no one gave a shit about them.

I'm going to die penniless and alone.