Re:MIT abandons use of DEI statements
by zero-sharp on Monday May 06, 2024 @12:36AM
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Family wealth is probably an indicator for future success. I don't know the numbers, but I would expect family wealth to correlate positively with the earnings of the children. So if you want a return on investment, it makes sense to bet on the wealthy.
But I thought we were talking merit and opportunity? No, being a banker's son doesn't predestine you to being more skillful. You should already have enough counterexamples to demonstrate that fact.
Your comment is borderline bewildering. It's like corruption and nepotism don't exist.
But I thought we were talking merit and opportunity? No, being a banker's son doesn't predestine you to being more skillful. You should already have enough counterexamples to demonstrate that fact.
Your comment is borderline bewildering. It's like corruption and nepotism don't exist.