Then there are those that only see the extraordinary ones. The ones with God-given abilities that enable them to stand out of the crowd. The exceptional musician. The unprecedented genius. The future Nobel laureate. However, they fail to even glance at the average Joe or Jill. Those that work their asses off just to reach their personal potentials. Those who make mistakes, those who just cannot run fast enough, those who do things their way. Ordinary human nature is not good enough; one has to be perfect. How typically stereotype. What is the definition of perfect? Should we all strive to achieve an ideal to create a world of duplicates? Where everybody listens to the same type of music, wears the same type of clothes and drinks double espressos every morning? Where will all the love go? The spark that makes each of us who we are? God created each of us in his image, but He gave us the freedom to be who we want to be. Do all of us want to get 100% for all subjects? Do all of us want to live in this country for the rest of our lives? Do we all want to get married, have kids and live happily ever after? To every man his all, but what if his all was for all?
Consider this: If you only give support to the 2% that is exceptionally brilliant, what happens to the other 98% who will make the world what it is?
As Michel de Montaigne so beautifully put it: