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In Jason’s analysis on Early Decision II &Athletics, I appreciate his humbleness on how he states that one is not more deserving over any other human but is simply more fortunate and should be thankful for it, instead of believing that they are worthier or better than someone else. People are so entitled these days and that’s what the issue is. People believing that money or their race makes them superior. This is why I believe Jason is right, white candidates that are seemingly wealthy do get better opportunities and the first pick in some situations.