How so? I mean, first off, I covered luck at nearly every level, even genetic.

For example, if you're smart, not really something meritocratic, even though you can then excel at school.

If you go to school, you'll probably do better than somebody who isn't, but that's not really sure fire. As you said, over 50% of people are going. It's increasingly becoming the standard.

The school you go to can have a huge effect on the amount you earn. School admissions are often far from meritocratic, factoring things like performance in a lot of sports that poor kids don't ever even get an opportunity to play.

Idk, I could go on and on picking at it, but I'm not sure what it was really suppose to prove in the first place.