Yet, it's essential to remember that society is nothing more than a collection of individuals. What we incorrectly call systemic, or societal is actually nothing more than the aggregate behavior of us all.  If the members of a society where all good and kind, then society would be good and kind.  If our society is petty, greedy, uncaring, bitter, hateful or wicked, it's because we are those things as individuals. We want to change society, and yet we can only ever actually change ourselves.

Across the diverse spectrum of humanity, one fundamental truth prevails: individuals are born with unique skills, traits, and capabilities. This inherent diversity has given rise to an enduring debate about equality - a debate that hinges on the distinction between equality of opportunity and equality of outcomes. This article argues for the primacy of equality of opportunity and the inherent impossibility of achieving equality of outcomes, given the individuality of each person combined with the subjective nature of human values and preferences. Equality of opportunity relies heavily on Individualism and freedom from institutional or government interference.