> The kids of people who can afford all you mentioned usually don't have problems with education. Elite parents (read: the ones with discretionary money for sc

> The kids of people who can afford all you mentioned usually don't have problems with education. Elite parents (read: the ones with discretionary money for schooling) do not see education in this way. They see it as an endless arms race to optimize every possible advantage they can for their child. From the moment the child was born, everything about their life was structured to optimize future earnings, which requires admission to an elite school, which requires exceptional learning tools.