So, the gist seems to be "if you want to win, choose a inferior opponent". First using a somewhat inapproriate sports situation as a teaser (his superior oppone

So, the gist seems to be "if you want to win, choose a inferior opponent". First using a somewhat inapproriate sports situation as a teaser (his superior opponents didnt really choose him, they were assigned at random) to later transfer the same idea to investments and general money-making. I am not surprised that a investor outright says that unfairness is the name of the game, what a surprise. But the conflation with sports is just a tad too cold-hearted. I wouldn't want to have a drink with this guy, not even for money.