Aleksey Vayner Has Died at 29
I read the article, didn't know the details, but what I now see is :<p>- somebody who has proofs of great achievements he did<p>- a backstory showing how these achievements are compatible, possible and repeatable for this young immigrant who is decided to succeess<p>-  during the vice.com video, apparently a self-reflective decent dude, whose only mistake may have been to send a self promotion video to get the job he really really wanted.<p>He didn't hate. He worked on himself and was pushed my a great internal drive. He was trying to get the right to pursuit happiness <i>applied</i> to his situation.<p>I call that a success.<p>Then the haters showed up and hated him, for daring to pursuit dreams, his dreams, thinks that they would certainly never get to do themselves, even in their wildest dreams<p>These haters may have seen him as a show-off - and that's sad.<p>I call someone like this a beacon of hope on what we humans can achieve if we really put ourselves to work.<p>Pay attention - these persons are quite infrequent, sometimes fragile (Aaron). Help them if you can. But they're here on a mission to change the world.<p>If you are one, I advise you to <i>HIDE</i> the good things you do.<p>Poeple are jealous. Any good dead you do, any investment on yourself you make, any skill you have (breaking bricks for ex) - whatever. Consider that a dark secret of yours and wait for the day when usual humans will no longer hate, but welcome instead, humans with 'better' capacities.<p>RIP Aleksey, you seemed like a great man. The word unfortunately was not ready to allow access to people like you... yet.