Being Skilled Will Never Hurt You
27 Sept 2024 · 1 min

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In this monologue, the speaker asserts that men who possess higher levels of skill—illustrated through physical fitness and the ability to generate income—will inevitably outperform men who are less skilled in those areas. He frames the comparison as a deliberately skewed test, arguing that because fitness and wealth creation each require multiple sub‑skills, any group of more skilled men will always do better than a comparable group of less skilled men. The speaker further dismisses anyone who takes offense at this claim, labeling them as "morons," thereby emphasizing a confrontational and unapologetic stance.










