Probably. I've kind of realized that all of those other roles can be achieved, or even be unnecessary, so long as you have good fathers raising sons into good men. And the only way you can get the highest quality achievers of those roles, is by allowing high quality men to be in them.

If you have two accountants, they are not the same. A single good man who is an accountant may be worth more than any number of poor men who are accountants. Not only is one poor man worse than one good man, but two poor men are worse by powers because they feed off of each other's negatives. As such, you'd need an equal number of good men to begin to outpace the damage of a couple bad ones.

The effects are so stark, I've started to realize that meritocracy is effectively worthless without integrity. I'd rather have an untrained good man, than 10 expert poor men. And just one bad man, could undo the work and effort of many good ones. No skill outweighs integrity.

I think the people who think men have more important roles, don't know that yet.