> never mind what I do, not in a million years I could beat Usain Bolt Maybe this is just a bad analogy, but if you're objectively worse than Usain Bolt then i

> never mind what I do, not in a million years I could beat Usain Bolt Maybe this is just a bad analogy, but if you're objectively worse than Usain Bolt then in a meritocracy you should justifiably be worse off. That's a bad expectation anyway, at a population level 0% of people are Usain Bolt. This ultimately leads to a question I've been thinking about a lot; should we as a society be okay with a hard working naturally gifted person being higher paid than an equally hard working non-gifted person.