How do we know for sure those who graduated from UN isn ' t someone who ' s dumb as bricks ? Almost everyone cheated during the test . I ' ve seen it first hand , and this isn ' t even done in some remote alleyway school , it ' s in one of the prestigious SMA Negeri in Jakarta . Let the school decide with their own final written and practical exams . It ' s already a major headache on its own in dealing with that ones . The real life would ' ve took care of those laziness if they truly wanted to survive anyway . <| sep |> To help clarify , understand that true wealth is multigenerational . And until very recently , land ownership was a big source of that power . So when you have people that are stripped of land and that land is given to someone else , you are robbing them of the thing they planned to give to their kids . This is why the whole concept of reparations , and the literal 40 acres and a mule concept was so important to actually restoring balance to a people that had been enslaved for generations . True , that isn ' t about Native Americans l , but the concept is the same . Most wealthy white people in the US are that way because their parents were . As such , multigenerational wealth makes it entirely reasonable to feel guilt for what your ancestors did . As potentially you still benefit from it . Of course , that distribution of wealth has been uneven among even favored groups , which makes the concept something of a bitter pill for people that have never seen benefit from their family back then . Hope that helps explain why the concept itself isn ' t dumb , even if the argument of who should feel guilt is highly uneven .