This is true for almost everything. In poor households, the children are generally required to perform more work to help support the household. For example, the

This is true for almost everything. In poor households, the children are generally required to perform more work to help support the household. For example, the cleaning lady at my work brings her son with her to help... can't be more than 14. Even if he had a computer, thats 2-3 hours everyday that he can't be using it, or practicing basketball, or whatever else he might succeed in. Poor parents also can't pay for coaching, etc. This article boils down to: privileged people are privileged. True, by definition, but also meaningless.