The Average Guy Who Spent 6,003 Hours Trying to Be a Professional Golfer

The Average Guy Who Spent 6,003 Hours Trying to Be a Professional Golfer
Stephen Phillips, The Atlantic, 2018/05/04
The premise here is that Dan McLaughlin worked his 10,000 hours (or most of them, at any rate) in an effort to be a pro golfer. But if there are 245 spots on the PGA Tour, then if 246 people spend that 10,000 hours, then by definition the principle will fail. More...