"As Victoria Jackson, the former professional runner, told The Free Press, everyone knows “sexiness and attractiveness” are critical to scoring NIL deals, and it is “unfair.” It reminded her of her running days. “You would notice that somebody would get a big deal when she was middling, at best, and happened to be good-looking" - This statement sums up the entire conundrum of "fairness" and "privilege". Some people are more talented. Some people are naturally more attractive - and yes that gives them an advantage - just like IQ does. Weird that in sectors like acting or movies that "good-looking" is not seen as an unfair advantage. Just how many Quasimodo male actors have become star material with serial hit movie opportunities? Take a seat on the "good looking and talented people have an advantage" line of thought.