Talees RizviSome people are born to make a Point... And some to make money... No COMPARATIVE analogy exists
About This Quote
The sentence begins with a sentence in which he compares two groups of people. The first, the "born to make a point," is a group of people who have been given a certain quality by God or nature. They have been gifted with a certain characteristic that makes them suitable to become a speaker, writer, philosopher, etc. The second group, the "born to make money," has been given that characteristic by their parents or others who want them to be wealthy.
This group is born into wealth and wealth comes to them naturally. There is no comparison between these two groups of people nor can there be any.
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