Well, I like the article, but you touch on one sore point for me, the nice guy. Notice that it is commonly warned against in classical philosophy. I'm a nice guy though. Is it because I love building things, including people? Is it because I can easily destroy most people physically and psychologically with ease and have had to make conscious choices not to accidently do it? Is it because we live in such a sad world and I learned along ago that with my emotional power, I can zap a person to give them an emotional high that will last at least for hours? They say that others may not remember what you say, but will remember how you made them feel. I can make people feel good. I am a lucky guy to be very capable. I can fix it or figure it out. I can comfort people suffering from the almost universal state of loneliness and hurts of all kinds. It seems just right to help the people that just can't do what I easily can. I will admit that there are downsides, but you just have to accept things that you can't seem to change. I used to try to hide my nature, but I can't hide my unusual emotional nature any more than I can hide my extreme physical nature. I hope I can pull off what I am trying. It will help humanity. I just hope I can monetize it some.