Some people think I have an "unfair advantage" in life because I'm good looking, tall, well-mannered, intelligent, and charming. They argue that I didn't earn these genetics. They don't get that my superior physical form is the karmic reward of my ancestors, a reflection of that.

Because I understand the non-solipsistic generational-chain view of life rather than being a hedonistic individualist, I understand that my advantages are deserved and that I have a responsibility to utilize them rather than feel "shame" that I'm genetically superior to others

If you're uglier and less talented than me, don't take that in a negative way. Just realize your ancestors were more lazy and immoral than mine, and that's why you now suffer and I don't. Use that to motivate yourself so your kids might be less ugly than you.