As a soybean oil said, this is an atypical inspirational story. He still didn't win, he made the wrong choice, or such a loser.
In fact, my biggest feeling is, is Billy a rational person or is it emotional?
He did not hesitate to implement the theory of economics, and rejected an offer that would obviously bring him greater economic benefits. He chooses players based on scientific statistics, but uses his inner likes and dislikes to choose his life. Higher income, a boss who supports his ideas, and a more successful life in the eyes of others, all of which constitute the most cost-effective choice, and he still gave up. Because he really want to win, here. But this goal is too unrealistic.
Did he lose his sensibility or his reason?
Are you pursuing universal values or sticking to your own strange dreams? If you enjoy the show, can you say that you are not a loser?
View more about Moneyball reviews
