> "having rich parents" is a personal condition... you cannot choose condition, universe does not work like that - and every second we discuss income inequality

> "having rich parents" is a personal condition... you cannot choose condition, universe does not work like that - and every second we discuss income inequality is a wasted second. Thus we end up with hard work option Non-sequitor. Having rich parents can't be chosen: true. Having rich parents (almost) be the only factor for success can be chosen, through economic policy. There is absolutely no reason to ignore income inequality. Other than if you're one of the (extremely) few benefiting from it.