Equal opportunity leads to equal outcomes. Not for individuals but for the statistical whole. If you can place winning bets on how wealthy the parents were by

Equal opportunity leads to equal outcomes. Not for individuals but for the statistical whole. If you can place winning bets on how wealthy the parents were by how wealthy the children are long after the parents are gone, you are measuring unequal opportunity by the unequal outcomes. I think some (statistically) unequal outcomes are unavoidable but the graph from 1940 shows that that we are moving drastically in the wrong direction.