hero-worshiping

The professionalism is completely mocked at, and all this hero-worshiping of start-up culture etc..

It would be good if people could stop hero-worshiping famous universities and people from those universities.

There is a tendency to exhibit toward the past a forgetful, oversimplifying, hero-worshiping attitude that we have come to identify with mass behavior.

The main paradox of humanity, of course, is why people continuously create such fear-driven, hero-worshiping hierarchies, although it causes great personal stress to them.

But I wouldn't cite him in such a hero-worshiping manner.

We should not be hero-worshiping anyone.

What these products of Tesla's tumultuous and hero-worshiping culture don't realize is that outside of Tesla, the entire goal of large, complex manufacturing, supply chain and service operations is to avoid heroism.

It'd be a lot healthier if malleable, hero-worshiping younglings could get their heads around the fact that sometimes their flawed, human heroes accomplish their greatness despite their outrageous flaws and not because of their outrageous flaws.

Bringing it all together: the general problem in today's discourse are the hero-worshiping trolls who take a personality (be it Trump, Colbert, or Musk), and take their fight to the internet to harass others.

Shouldn't that say, "hero-worshiping wannabe-Elon-Musk entrepreneurship culture has to come to terms..."?

That would ignore that The Suffering Artist is an age old trope with a long history of examples of (IMO misplaced) hero-worshiping, which has nothing to do with this "complacent vacuum".