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Talent and Merit |
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by Ganganand Jha |
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We learn from the Gaussian principle of distribution that majority of persons in a naturally distributed population are average members of the community. The ratio of talented as well as handicapped is comparatively very very little. This illustrates that the environment favours the average as compared to either talented or handicapped. Talented persons of the community have to struggle against odds just like the handicapped ones. Therefore talented persons also need to remain alert like the handicapped ones for maintaining themselves. The danger of talented persons culminating as average or handicapped ones is very real. By acquiring additional props handicapped members of the community can be able to elevate themselves to the status of average persons or even higher levels. Talent is an manifestation of high level of energy. It has to be remembered that energy is invariably associated with entropy. It is apt to say that energy is the queen of the universe and entropy its shadow. Whereever the queen remains, its shadow accompanies her without exception.Talent manifests itself as merit when it gets into organized state. Disorganization is a spontaneous property of matter as well as of mind. Because talented persons have high energy level so the tendency towards disorganization is also greater. Therefore such persons need to be more careful lest the shadow of the empress would go on lengthening and darkness would engulf. Handicapped persons may attain the level of average or even meritorious by organizing themselves. On the other hand talent may not flower into merit. The reality is that there is nothing more commonplace than disorgaised and wasted talent.
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