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Ben Affleck thinks it’s great that Timothée Chalamet is chasing greatness: “Timothée Chalamet got a lot of shit for being like, “I’m trying to do something great. I think that has something to do with him being young and people being kind of envious. The truth is, I see... show more

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Ben Affleck says you have to abandon everyone around you in order to achieve greatness "when you see Michael Jordan like what does it mean to be great? and how's like touch everybody? and change everybody" "to truly be great at something you have to almost abandon everything...I've seen that in various ways like in that kind of just personal study. I haven't seen anybody who I think like qualifies for that who who didn't also seem to be really suffering" "I find that really fascinating like people who are great at something and the mystery of like what is that like? and what is that do to your life? and how did you get that way?"

Ben Affleck says you have to abandon everyone around you in order to achieve greatness "when you see Michael Jordan like what does it mean to be great? and how's like touch everybody? and change everybody" "to truly be great at something you have to almost abandon everything...I've seen that in various ways like in that kind of just personal study. I haven't seen anybody who I think like qualifies for that who who didn't also seem to be really suffering" "I find that really fascinating like people who are great at something and the mystery of like what is that like? and what is that do to your life? and how did you get that way?"

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Jordi: Timothée Chalamet came out with like: 'It's ok to pursue greatness, and I'm trying to be the GOAT.' If you do that, and then you start randomly taking shots at another art form where other people are pursuing greatness, you just invite a lot of criticism. Everyone's OK with somebody being on their own personal pursuit of greatness. But if you're doing that while trying to tear down other art forms, you're just going to invite massive criticism.

Jordi: Timothée Chalamet came out with like: 'It's ok to pursue greatness, and I'm trying to be the GOAT.' If you do that, and then you start randomly taking shots at another art form where other people are pursuing greatness, you just invite a lot of criticism. Everyone's OK with somebody being on their own personal pursuit of greatness. But if you're doing that while trying to tear down other art forms, you're just going to invite massive criticism.

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