ytterium
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- Jul 14, 2009
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That's a poor example. I have access to everything he had in order to get to where he is now. I could go to university and study engineering and astrophysics as well and become a NASA engineering chief if I so desired.
If you want to compare that way then don't gauge yourself on access alone but other factors too like IQ, money to get better education/training, etc. Once you compare with different factors not accounted for then we are back to square one. Take an example of a man who can afford a car and another who can only afford a bicycle. The former will not have a right to tell the latter he is left behind in terms of the usage of mode of transportation.
Cheers,
ytterium