I think outrage (of which anger is a component) is a natural reaction to someone scamming their way into a position of massive funding that many people are working tirelessly to try to reach.<p>Saying that people shouldn&#x27;t be outraged because they will <i>probably</i> fail and be punished is kind of silly. Do we say don&#x27;t be mad at a murderer just because they are going to go to jail? Punishment or even resolution of a problem doesn&#x27;t mitigate the emotional reaction to that problem for most people.