Serious The things that matter most are the things we cannot control

[Substitute Subhuman]

Your cards are already dealt. The family you are born into, your genetic information, your race, how you look, how tall you are, your health. I knew a guy I went to high school with that was born with a bad heart and died in his early 20s. It was based on nothing he did or didn't do. There was nothing he could have done to prevent it. It was not his fault. Yet he suffered for it.

On the flip side, there are those who reap rewards that they've done fuck all to earn. In some wealthy American suburb, there's a 6'2 white Chad that was born into an upper middle class family, he's classicly good looking, athletic, say he's on the lacrosse team or football team, he's completely healthy and as a result, he will go on to live a happy, healthy life and die at 90 years old peacefully in his bed with his wife and children and grandchildren by his side.

 

[Billowel]

i suppose the most important thing of all(being with god) is within our "control",but apart from that yeah it's over.miracles can happen but they are rare

 

[Transcended Trucel]

Once again first reply, I just broke this thread's hymen. Anyone else who posts after me is getting my sloppy seconds, my leftovers.

Just remember that the first reply is the most special reply and you'll never experience this thread the way I did and this thread will never feel the way it felt about me about you.

It's Over , you might as well just go post on IncelTears and talk about how much of a "man" you are for replying on a thread that I pump and dumped. Have fun with my scraps, cucks.

 

[vermilion]

Perfectly stated. Society hates this fact, especially in Western countries where people are so obsessed with social equality, but nobody can hide away from it.

Facial appearance, height, race, behavior, health, athleticism, intelligence—all primarily determined by genetics. Hard work expands your abilities within an established biological potential, but there's nothing else to it.

No one can become Nikola Tesla just by studying, no one can become Cristiano Ronaldo just by playing soccer, no one can become Beethoven just by writing some musical notes, etc.

Yet we're supposed to believe everyone can do just as well should they try hard enough? Come on...

 

[Substitute Subhuman]

Perfectly stated. Society hates this fact, especially in Western countries where people are so obsessed with social equality, but nobody can hide away from it.

Facial appearance, height, race, behavior, health, athleticism, intelligence—all primarily determined by genetics. Hard work expands your abilities within an established biological potential, but there's nothing else to it.

No one can become Nikola Tesla just by studying, no one can become Cristiano Ronaldo just by playing soccer, no one can become Beethoven just by writing some musical notes, etc.

Yet we're supposed to believe everyone can do just as well should they try hard enough? Come on...

 

[Substitute Subhuman]

Perfectly stated. Society hates this fact, especially in Western countries where people are so obsessed with social equality, but nobody can hide away from it.

Facial appearance, height, race, behavior, health, athleticism, intelligence—all primarily determined by genetics. Hard work expands your abilities within an established biological potential, but there's nothing else to it.

No one can become Nikola Tesla just by studying, no one can become Cristiano Ronaldo just by playing soccer, no one can become Beethoven just by writing some musical notes, etc.

Yet we're supposed to believe everyone can do just as well should they try hard enough? Come on...

Even your race can determine your success in certain endeavors. If you want to win a Nobel Prize in mathematics, you would be better served being born Japanese than Haitian. If you want to be an NBA superstar and you're East Asian, better luck next lifetime. It's no coincidence that the NBA is over 90 percent black of west African descent.

 

[rentro373]

Your cards are already dealt. The family you are born into, your genetic information, your race, how you look, how tall you are, your health. I knew a guy I went to high school with that was born with a bad heart and died in his early 20s. It was based on nothing he did or didn't do. There was nothing he could have done to prevent it. It was not his fault. Yet he suffered for it.

On the flip side, there are those who reap rewards that they've done fuck all to earn. In some wealthy American suburb, there's a 6'2 white Chad that was born into an upper middle class family, he's classicly good looking, athletic, say he's on the lacrosse team or football team, he's completely healthy and as a result, he will go on to live a happy, healthy life and die at 90 years old peacefully in his bed with his wife and children and grandchildren by his side.

i really dont like chads but i was chill with a lot of them in hs and i gotta say its kind of based when they when they shittalk wahmen.