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The conversation touches upon how nepotism is often perceived solely as a family favoritism issue, but it extends further—often rooted in social networks and privileged relationships, such as those formed over golf games or business deals. These opportunities often go to those well-connected, often at the expense of more qualified outsiders.
Participants also note that people tend to prioritize consuming entertainment from talented and likable individuals, regardless of their family background, hinting that talent can still shine through nepotistic barriers—though not always equally.