Summary:
The book challenges the concept of "averageness" by arguing that individual differences are more important than standardized norms for success and understanding human potential. It presents the idea that systems and practices should be tailored to individual needs rather than forcing everyone to conform to an average standard.
Key points:
1. The Myth of Average: The book disputes the use of "average" as a measure of individual potential, arguing it leads to flawed systems in various sectors.
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