In Malcolm Gladwell's (2008) book, Outliers, he asserts that ordinary people are the product of hard work, native intelligence, as well as the result of the practices of their culture at a future time in their history.

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In "Outliers," Malcolm Gladwell argues that the success of individuals is not just the result of hard work and intelligence, but also significantly influenced by their cultural background, opportunities, timing, and the peculiarities of their upbringing and environment. He does not claim that these factors are a result of practices at a future time in their history, but rather that past and present circumstances play a crucial role.

In Malcolm Gladwell's (2008) Book, Outliers, He Asserts That Ordinary