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You make some good points. Re: your question, Realistically: People with severe handicaps can't compete in major league sports, and society makes no serious
by xamuel 12y ago
You make some good points. Re: your question,
Realistically: People with severe handicaps can't compete in major league sports, and society makes no serious effort to "fix" this. If someone's brain chemistry makes them unable to compete in a field for whatever reason, they shouldn't make that field their dayjob.
Pipe dream: See eli_gottlieb's insightful comment. Basic income maybe?
- falcolas 12y ago> People with severe handicaps can't compete in major league sports, and society makes no serious effort to "fix" this. Given that 99%+ of the population can not participate in major league sports, it's harder to see this as an imbalance. A better example would be the physically handicapped. Is it OK to exclude someone in a wheelchair from a software development job when they are equal to other applicants in every other way? How about someone who is blind?