&gt;Just that the meetings he did have (the &quot;right&quot; meetings with the &quot;right&quot; people) were made possible due to lots of chances and random stuff happening first.<p>Okay then, lets get to specifics. Which meetings are those? Whom did he meet with? What makes you think they were with the &quot;right&quot; people? Who are the &quot;wrong&quot; people to meet with? Also, What makes you think that the meetings were only possible due to chance and would not have happened otherwise?<p>&gt;if he was born in Alabama from a poor family instead of upper middle class NY family, his chances of having those meetings would be less than half.<p>How have you calculated the chances? Could you elaborate?<p>&gt;I&#x27;ll let you calculate the changes for that happening if he was born black in Nigeria.<p>I&#x27;ll gladly do the work if you show me how YOU calculated it in the previous case.<p>Listen, I&#x27;m OK with general arguments and using rhetoric to drive a point. But understand that, your argument consists entirely of your own personal opinion, and people do not have to agree with you on anything. In fact, you then cannot tell someone that their opinion is wrong, if they disagree with you.