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Of course. Let's equalize it all. Same genes, same education, same training, same food. 120% pure clones. And then let's who's able to stick his head ahead o
by informatimago 13y ago
Of course. Let's equalize it all. Same genes, same education, same training, same food. 120% pure clones. And then let's who's able to stick his head ahead of the others. We can dig out our beloved Guillotine to see it that no one ends first.</irony mode="dang">
- rsheridan6 13y agoIf we did equalize everything, then the result would be random luck, which is also unfairm - sort of like how genetics are random luck. Why don't we just change the rules so everyone wins?
- streptomycin 13y agoThe article is about fairness in terms of equality of opportunity, not equality of outcome. It's not luck if one identical twin trains more than the other and thus can run faster.