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It's not "lazy"; it's "made the wrong choices"... which I suppose you could call "intellectually lazy".
by userbinator 2mo ago
It's not "lazy"; it's "made the wrong choices"... which I suppose you could call "intellectually lazy".
- ChrisMarshallNY 2mo agoOr… were never given a choice/opportunity…
- kajman 2mo agoIt only makes sense that fetuses which choose to be born into blue collar families in the wrong zip code are more likely to continue to make poor decisions for the rest of their lives. You just can't trust people with such a poor history of judgement. Unless they're C-Suite.
- dagss 2mo agoI'm trying hard to make your post make any sense at all.. I guess you believe everyone gets the same starting point and same opportunities? How did you come to believe such a thing? Have you looked around to see what society is like?
- userbinator 2mo agoI'm not saying that; I'm saying that people can make decisions with very different outcomes even if they started out the same, and vice-versa. But if you're already brainwashed with socialist ideology, then obviously you can't see that...
- jimbooonooo 2mo agoconversely, people can make the same decisions in the same-ish environment, with very different outcomes. it sounds like you discount the effect of luck in timing, or geography, or acquaintance, which are wildly different from just making intellectually robust decisions.