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I agree. Choices are like wealth/money. You need to build it up before you can use them (practically). Some people are born with / work their way to / create

I agree. Choices are like wealth/money. You need to build it up before you can use them (practically). Some people are born with / work their way to / create the bank of choices for themselves. Others find themselves down roads where they don't have the money/bank of credibility, experience to make choices freely. The wealthy often think that everyone has the same choices as they do. As if it were just like the amount of $ they do. You might have choices, but to use them you need to create the margin for yourself to do so.

seg_lol 6y ago
I agree as well, and this shouldn't be construed as boot-straps meritocracy argument, but I really really think that the combination of Open Source and the ability to spread ideas on email, this forum, chat, youtube, etc really puts at an exciting point in history where powerful ideas and transformation is within reach for billions of people. We have so many ways to give folks opportunities that don't have that. How do we create structures and patterns that maximizes the opportunities that people have to differentiate themselves and have those choices?