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Who's More Likely To Succeed?

Name: Who's More Likely To Succeed?
Uploaded: 2025-07-01T00:00:25+00:00
Duration: 34 s
Channel: Shanli Liu, CPA, CTP
Description: In this brief monologue, the speaker posits that when comparing two groups of men—one group that is physically fit and financially successful, and…

1 Jul 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the speaker posits that when comparing two groups of men—one group that is physically fit and financially successful, and another that is out of shape and financially inexperienced—the more skilled (fit and money‑making) group will inevitably outperform the less skilled group in any new skill or achievement. He frames the comparison as a deliberately skewed test, arguing that the abilities required to get in shape and to earn money encompass many sub‑skills, making them valid proxies for overall skill level. The speaker concludes by dismissing any disagreement, labeling critics as "morons," and presenting his claim as an unquestionable truth.

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Show me two groups of men that need to learn a new skill or achieve anything where the men that are in shape and have learned to make money do worse than an identical group of those men who are out of shape and have not learned to make money. It's a skewed, purposefully test because the skill of getting in shape requires many other skills. The skill of making money has many other sub-skills. And so the real question is, give me a group of more skilled men and less skilled men, and I promise you the more skilled men will do better. And so for anyone who gets offended by that, you're a moron.