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OUTLIERS"I remember going to Roseto for the first time, andyou'd see three-generational family meals, all the bakeries,the people walking up and down the street, sitting ontheir porches talking to each other, the blouse mills wherethe women worked during the day, while the men workedin the slate quarries," Bruhn said. "It was magical."When Bruhn and Wolf first presented their findingsto the medical community, you can imagine the kind ofskepticism they faced. They went to conferences wheretheir peers were presenting long rows of data arrayed incomplex charts and referring to this kind of gene or thatkind of physiological process, and they themselves weretalking instead about the mysterious and magical benefitsof people stopping to talk to one another on the street andof having three generations under one roof. Living a longlife, the conventional wisdom at the time said, dependedto a great extent on who we were—that is, our genes. Itdepended on the decisions we made—on what we choseto eat, and how much we chose to exercise, and how effectivelywe were treated by the medical system. No one wasused to thinking about health in terms of community.Wolf and Bruhn had to convince the medical establishmentto think about health and heart attacks in anentirely new way: they had to get them to realize that theywouldn't be able to understand why someone was healthyif all they did was think about an individual's personalchoices or actions in isolation. They had to look beyondthe individual. They had to understand the culture he orshe was a part of, and who their friends and families were,and what town their families came from. They had toI o
THE ROSETO MYSTERYappreciate the idea that the values of the world we inhabitand the people we surround ourselves with have a profoundeffect on who we are.In Outliers, I want to do for our understanding ofsuccess what Stewart Wolf did for our understanding ofhealth.11
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OUTLIERSHere's the list of those Am
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O U T L I E R Swhich were the legal
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C H A P T E RSIXHarlan,Kentucky"DIE
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HARLAN,KENTUCKYopen a competitor to
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HARLAN,KENTUCKYtime that the Howard
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HARLAN,KENTUCKYthat he is not weak.
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HARLAN,KENTUCKYThey laughed it off.
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A JAMAICANSTORYmango trees. If the
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A JAMAICANSTORYand from there to a
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NOTESRoger Barnsley and A. H. Thomp
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NOTESTHREE: THE TROUBLE WITH GENIUS
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NOTESComparing Values, Behaviors, I
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NOTESKarl L. Alexander, Doris R. En
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTSme from myself and r
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IndexAccidental Millionaire (Butche
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INDEXCorcoran, Frank, 262-63Cowell,
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INDEXIBM (International BusinessMac
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INDEXNixon, Richard, 121Nobel Prize
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INDEXTurner-Howard feud, 162-64, 16
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