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I agree with you. However I don’t see a way to truly fix the problem. If your parents are doing well, have a stable loving marriage, highly encourage education
by mbrodersen 5y ago
I agree with you. However I don’t see a way to truly fix the problem. If your parents are doing well, have a stable loving marriage, highly encourage education etc. you are always going to have a massive advantage compared with a kid who’s parents are divorced/disfunctional, doesn’t consider getting a good education important etc. Also, it is a fact that most people feel more comfortable and communicate better with people who has a similar background to themselves. The soft skills matter a lot more than people think. Yes it is unfair and there is a way to reduce the disadvantages: free health care and free education. It doesn’t completely remove the problems (you don’t choose your parents/culture) but it does make it more likely that disadvantages kids can realise their potential.