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It's more like a correlation than a definition. But more - it's the only reasonable-sounding argument for that part of the "Myth of a Meritocracy". The caveat
by RangerScience 10y ago
It's more like a correlation than a definition.
But more - it's the only reasonable-sounding argument for that part of the "Myth of a Meritocracy".
The caveat for the real argument is: People are more complicated than animals, and there's way more to it than genetics.
The real argument is: If everyone was capable of everything, evolution wouldn't work as a process.
The addendum of: of course this is inaccurate, poorly phrase, etc etc - the idea is still "new" enough to be unpolished.
Thoughts?