> cultural comments that invalidate the point trying to be made for no real reason. Like the race or location of the parent determines their childhood? You ha

> cultural comments that invalidate the point trying to be made for no real reason. Like the race or location of the parent determines their childhood? You have two kids, one ate ten boxes of marshmallows yesterday, the other didn't eat for two days. Which one is going to wait more for marshmallows? It's pointing that the Marshmallow test was flawed. Which doesn't surprise me (most social experiments are very flawed). Basically, when you account for socioeconomic factors, the correlation goes away, or so I heard. Rich kids are more successful in life than poor kids, who knew?