Pretty bad take right at the end. We're supposed to be ashamed of biological strengths? I have red hair and take pain very well[1], but I cannot speak to that being a strength in life because it's wrong to do so? There are other non-extreme examples of biological differences being strengths but that example alone dissolves the flippant conclusion.
[1] https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/study-f...
You mentioned two things. Also you never claimed you were "more" than everything else. Just that you were better at two things than some people.
You construed that as "Be ashamed of your biological strengths." Just kinda weird.
No, you misread the sentence.
They put two "you"s in it because your red hair and pain tolerance do not make you "you" any more than your daily decisions about how to live your life. It's got nothing to do with "better" or "stronger".
voxadam•2mo ago