Tom Wolfe writes in the book "The Right Stuff" about early jet pilots who demonstrated extreme bravery and behaviorisms that allowed to be part of a furtive group of individuals. It has been said that these men generally congregate in groups among themselves in a way that encourages them to be part of a privileged membership. It is those pilots with proven courage and ability who will move forward to test the next barrier; These tried and tested men willingly put themselves in danger day after day, aspiring to climb the ladder leading to the top of the pyramid. It wasn't just a job for these pilots to break the sound barrier and beyond, but rather an obsession with becoming the next man on top: Tom Wolfe explains that a career in aviation was like climb one of these ancient Babylonian pyramids made up of a dizzying progression of steps and ledges, a ziggurat, an extraordinarily high and steep pyramid; and the idea was to prove at each leg of this pyramid that you were among the chosen and anointed who possessed the right qualities and could climb the ladder....