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		<title>Inequality is a Choice—And We Keep Making the Wrong One</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[In three weeks, Germany will vote. When I decide where to place my vote, one thing matters most: Which party represents a vision of society that acknowledges a fundamental truth—who we become is largely shaped by circumstances beyond our control. Our intelligence, resilience, and talents may feel personal, but they are, to a significant extent, the result of factors we never chose: our genetics, the quality of our education, the financial security of our parents, the country we were born in. Even our ability to work hard and persevere is shaped by early childhood experiences and social conditioning. Yet, political debates still treat success as if it were primarily a matter of individual merit. Those who thrive are seen as deserving, while those who struggle are often met with suspicion. Policies reinforce this bias: When it comes to the successful, we talk about investments and incentives. When it comes to those facing hardship—whether they are migrants, low-income workers, or people who grew up in difficult circumstances—we talk about restrictions, obligations, and sanctions. ✋ This isn’t &#8230;]]></description>
		
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