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Originally Posted by Trezker  A hard worker needs to stumble upon good jobs and the lazy guy needs the right inspiration to hit. |
Hmm, but if the lazy guy is a genius then inspiration would hit very frequently, the only problem would be that he would most likely not work on it, no? And well, I think I agree on the hard-working idea.
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Originally Posted by Adrian It sort of depends what skill is trying to be learned, to what extent, and the types of people involved (what're their personalities?) |
Well, the hard-working guy wouldn't know what skills he would want to learn, wheareas the genius would most likely know that he has to learn more stuff, but not do anything about it.
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Originally Posted by Adrian Though I would bet the hard worker would outdo the genius every time - one is constantly learning and trying his or her best to succeed, the other is not. |
That's the problem. The hard-working guy just does what he does because he has to, not necessarily because he wants to. His goal is to do his work, but further than that he has no vision. So would the hard-worker really outdo the lazy genius?