> tl;dr - "Poverty is a more powerful influence on the outcome of inner-city children than gestational exposure to cocaine." This is an interesting and almost

> tl;dr - "Poverty is a more powerful influence on the outcome of inner-city children than gestational exposure to cocaine." This is an interesting and almost 'common sense' observation about demographics. It is more difficult to thrive in a poor environment then it is to do badly out of a rich environment. That's why we are obsessed about 'rags to riches' stories right?