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Coincidentally I was thinking of writing something similar one of these days, but I might not. Basically, equality is a purely mathematical concept. It is only applicable with numbers. Real equality outside of maths does not exist, will not exist, and should not exist, I think.
The reality is that each person is different, we are all unique, and that's a good thing, therefore, to demand equality is simply a mistake. Society is not a homogeneous mass of people who act and think the same, but each one is different, and therefore, their behavior is different and unpredictable, which is the nightmare of those who seek to do central planning.
Equality is not very important, freedom is.
RE: Is inequality natural?