> You're missing the point. Technically, I made the point. I'm not sure how I can miss my own point? Granted, I may have poorly phrased it leading to others mi

> You're missing the point. Technically, I made the point. I'm not sure how I can miss my own point? Granted, I may have poorly phrased it leading to others missing the point, which is my bad, but if you're not going to try and let me clarify, I'm not sure what we're doing here? > The point is that the quality of life upon birth is different. Sure. I cannot disagree with that, but it's miles away from this conversation. > It's already been illustrated this is false. I'm afraid I still don't see it. That point was made in reference to earlier discussion specifically about wealth (again, something you measure on a balance sheet, not factors like fetal health). Their parents might have wealth that can be transferred to the child, but that is not the same as starting with wealth.