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As to being pompous and arrogant, some concern may be stated as to the nature of such things being as compensation--an act, if you will. I maintain that such is the nature of the world that there are those among us who learned at an age of vulnerability that certain characteristics tend to make a man appear more reliable, desireable, and competant. It is the man who believes himself capable that is the most qualified and capable. It is a method of intellect--regardless of its wisdom--that drives pomponeity. A god among ants is not one who overpowers, but leads.
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