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Heroes were celebrities before celebrities; people and characters whose lived were 
idolised as the apex of what a person could or should hope to be. As such, heroism, just like 
celebrity, is always a matter of fantasy; it is axiomatic that we should never meet our heroes, 
because they always disappoint. Heroes represent ideal of behaviour, ways of acting that are 
simple and pure, black and white in a world made up almost entirely of shades of grey, and it 
is exactly this simplicity for which we valorise them. Even scientific heroes such as Einstein 
or Tesla are noted for single accomplishments, which are treated as if they happened in a 
moment, rather than as a lifetime’s work. They are willing to risk great odds for victories 
beyond the reach of ordinary men, and it is in this that we find our aspiration.  
This is also why great heroes are unrealistic. Having said this, the everyday hero has 
become a far more developed concept over the last few years, from the firemen and other 
service personnel in the wake of 9/11 to the protester, listed as man of the year by time 
magazine in 2011 – an anonymous everyman, standing up against the system for what they 
believed was right. As such, there is always a tension between the idealised hero and the 
everyman,

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