Everything that doesn't agree with your 'books' means nothing or is arbitrary... You cant explain why because it is too complicated but you can comprehend... This is the message you are pushing across. Only you have answers but they are so convoluted you can not articulate them to the simpletons in this forum.

Ericsson is a psychologist and his book has nothing to do with human physiology, it is a self help book. Positive thinking, empowerment through memes sort of stuff.

Rippentoe refutes your claims and recognizes that if two people undergo the same exact training regimen and one is ahead of the other at the end... The leader at the end had a genetic head start (natural talent). BTW.. This dude is a douche to the public.

You are obviously very vested emotionally and financially in your library, good for you. People that write books do so to make money and you handed it over because the cover said what you wanted it to say.

What is the biggest market to write into? Self help for those that have low self esteem and poor genetics but want to read something that empowers them to work hard for little progress at something they aren't genetically predisposed to while ignoring their natural talents. Mind over matter, diet books, anything is possible if you set your mind to it, Tony Robbins bullsh1t... You aren't alone however, the deeply religious also have books that rationalize their beliefs and nonbelievers just need to read the books more in order to believe..

Keep reading your books and believing how you wish to believe... You may want to reconsider the tone of superiority because it doesn't paint an inviting picture.... but let me guess, you don't care, because you know what you know but cant put it into words?

Contrary to your beliefs there are people on this planet that can see something and formulate an accurate hypothesis comfortably without having to run to Barns and Noble looking for $24.99 worth of 'expert rationalization'.

Know why skilled craftsmen are diminishing in the workforce? Because parents filled kids heads with 'you can be anything you want' cr4p instead of helping them find their intrinsic talents allowing them to hone them and flourish.

When Andrus Peat can do what Kamara did in that video or duplicate JJ Watt's 61" vertical box leap come back and we can reexamine the theory that natural talent is gibberish.