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I agree with you, but the game is rigged in that those with a better pedigree learn things others do not. That realization came slowly over several years, no o

I agree with you, but the game is rigged in that those with a better pedigree learn things others do not. That realization came slowly over several years, no one likes to believe they have built-in inequities. But that's reality for you, you work with what you have. The people arguing against you, exactly what are they thinking? That we should outlaw parents giving their children an edge in life? They concentrate their efforts on the wrong things. And the solution is generational, teach children they can, and they will.

RobertRoberts 7y ago
>...those with a better pedigree learn things others do not Yes, I agree completely. But what I learned from my own experience is that I could teach different things to my kids than I was taught. No one forced me to teach the same things. And I agree there seems to be a general unfairness in the world. How to fix this seems like the hard part because of your other points. (force people to not help their kids?)