Why do most people in Alien have nothing to do all their lives?

There are three poisons in modern society: consumerism, sexual freedom and success. Success is one of them. It won't poison you, but it can give you a short-term excitement. From this perspective, success is no different from ecstasy (or virus). There is no one in this world who is not eager for success when he is young. However, as time flies, most people still do nothing all their lives. Except for a few helpless sighs, life continues in poverty. Why are most people destined to be mediocre all their lives? This is a classic and old-fashioned question, and it is also a more controversial one. China has two traditional ideas: First, as long as you are smarter than most people, you will not be mediocre, but why did all the top college students disappear after many years? The explanation is not clear. I recently read a book called "Outsider", which is very enlightening. In the book, the author tells the story of a longevity village named Rosetto in Pennsylvania. Rossetto is a small self-sufficient society, and almost all the ancestors of its residents came from an Italian place called rossetto. When researchers found that most residents in rossetto died of aging rather than disease, they tried to find the reasons from the aspects of diet, living environment and genes, but finally found that the only reasonable explanation for longevity was the lifestyle of rossetto people as immigrant communities. There are many people in rossetto who run their families. The neighbors are harmonious and people help each other, thus creating a small society that is relatively isolated from the modern high-pressure society. The view of the book is that successful people are actually ordinary people, and their greatness is not because of their outstanding talents, but because of "10000 hours of practice and social factors." Gladwell quoted many stories to prove the above point. For example, Bill Joy of Sun, Gates of Microsoft and the Beatles all meet the requirements of "10000 hours of practice and social factors". Gladwell's statistics show that if you want to be an expert in a certain field, you need to devote at least 10000 hours of training or practice. However, the author did not describe the training itself, but he was concerned about the conditions of the training. For example, Bill Joey's chance is that when he was 17 years old, it happened that the University of Michigan had a computer lab, and he got endless opportunities through system bugs. Gates is also very similar. In high school, he got computer time sponsored by the mother of a rich classmate, and then he got the opportunity of Washington University. At that time, few young people could get such computer conditions, even university computer professors! In the computer revolution, the best time to start a business is 1975. At this time, the popularity of personal computers becomes possible, and young people aged 20 are most suitable to do it at this time. It can be inferred that computer heroes are best born around 1955. Exactly: Gates was born in 1955, Bill Joey was born in 1954, and ... What a hero. This book thinks that the year and date of birth are very important to people's fate and discovers the generational phenomenon of people. For example, if you want to become a successful lawyer in new york, the best route is to be born in a Jewish immigrant family in new york. 1930. The first generation of these Jewish immigrants are often craftsmen such as tailors, the second generation has their own small businesses, and the third generation is all doctors and lawyers. Born at that time, you will catch up with the best period of public schools in new york, get the best education, and then just in time to start a new lawyer career. Perhaps, as some people do, people are like charged particles in the electromagnetic field. We are often interested in those electrons or protons that have gained extremely high energy, which account for a small proportion and can be called outliers in charged particles. Are these electrons special in themselves? In fact, all electrons are the same, just appearing in the right position in the electromagnetic field at the right time!