None of the above. I personally try not to think that people have it better then me based on things. Life is never fair
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this is a super good point :o makes me feel less bad for being more resentful of the first
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A PhD at an Ivy League school is a sign of diligence, however one received admission to the program itself.
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If Ivy degree undergrad or graduate had been an option then I would have selected that. PHDs take a lot of hard work and tine. Not a privilege pursuit most of the time.
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"default happy brain" seems like the *best* advantage but since the question is what would cause you to *view* someone as the most "privileged"... i picked the $75k gift
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This. With the caveat that “ivy league” is the most “privileging” in terms of chance for lifetime success.
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By any utilitarian metric, a default happy brain (high hedonic set-point) is the ultimate privilege. Yet it goes unmentioned by intersectional theorists....
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It depends on how you are defining privledge. The current SJ definition seems different than the dictionary definition. One places negative moral judgement whereas the other describes an advantage. Using the later, it's clear that a positive brain would be the largest privledge.
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