As is the bulk of humanity. By coincidence a moment ago, I came across this paragraph in the Autobiography of a Yogi:
In measuring the worth of a man, a saint employs an invariable criterion, one far different from the shifting yardsticks of the world. Humanity - so variegated in its own eyes - is seen by a master to be divided into only two classes: ignorant men who are not seeking God, and wise men who are.
At least the critics are alive and well!