>>11237376>Is having parents who pay for tutors cheating? hat about parents who know academic topics? No. If you're truly learning, then you are privy to an uncommon advantage. It's still up to you not to squander that opportunity.
>... how is it fair ...It isn't. Fairness is not a right, nor universal. Fairness is relative, subjective, and is a manufactured condition. Fairness itself is unfair to those operating outside fair conditions who could benefit from conditions of fairness. Conversely, it is unfair to those within the fair constraint who could excel if not held back by fairness.
And because life is unfair, it's important for people to help others in need. Everyone can experience debilitating unfairness. For instance, a perfectly healthy wealthy guy could cause an accident that results is a lawsuit taking all material things away. Or in America get sick and lose everything in a medical bid to save his life. And there are assholes who make it through life completely blessed but never donate help in any way. It's unfair. Accept the possibility. But help where you can.
