fairness > equality: stop chasing unicorns
equality is a lie we tell ourselves to feel good.
everyone gets the same slice? sounds nice. works never. you know why? because life isn’t a pie chart.
chasing perfect equality is like trying to nail jello to a wall. it’s exhausting, pointless, and you end up with nothing to show for it.
fairness doesn’t care about your perfect ratios.
it’s about getting things done. while you’re debating whether everyone got exactly 33.33% of the pie, someone else already built a bakery.
equality seekers: measuring crumbs with a microscope
fairness builders: already on their third bakery
harmony is knowing when to say “close enough, let’s move.”
10 years from now:
- equality obsessives: still arguing about percentages
- fairness practitioners: built empires
which future do you want?
graph LR
A[Current State] --> B[Fairness and Progress]
A --> C[Perfect Equality]
B --> D[Win-Win Outcomes]
B --> E[Balanced Growth]
C --> F[Exhaustion and Stagnation]
fairness says: “good enough” beats “perfect” every single time.
stop obsessing over perfect distributions. start shipping real value.
the time you waste chasing equality? someone else used it to change the world.
