>Stop trying to max your kids stats. It's incredibly dehumanizing. I get that we all want children to have the best opportunities, but maybe it'd be a more equi

>Stop trying to max your kids stats. It's incredibly dehumanizing. I get that we all want children to have the best opportunities, but maybe it'd be a more equitable situation if we stopped reducing ourselves to a numbers game. Sadly, in many respects, the only way to have a child who is at the top echelons is to treat them like a character in a lifelong RPG who needs to be constantly trained and optimized for such a purpose. It's not just sports either. Political & business dynasties exhibit this behavior, where a child's entire life is mapped out from years 0 to 22.