Argument: "already ahead of Jordan." Support: 1 home run in the Gulf Coast League (rookie league, at least 2 levels below Double A). Countervailing facts: Jordan hit 3 home runs in Double A. Conclusion: no. Literally, you are saying that less accomplishment in an easier environment is > more accomplishment in a more difficult environment. (more PAs is irrelevant when you're talking about total accomplishment and not, say, an argument about peak value (rate stats, most of which would favor Jordan anyway)).
this thread is getting out of hand. time for us to get some perspective:
case study one: DMX
* christian who reads the bible every day.
* aspires to be an ordained minister
* has produced 8 studio albums
* net worth < $0
* has reproduced 15 times successfully with six different women
* has practiced ~10,000 times (estimated) with probably 200 women (estimated)
case study two: tim tebow
* has a personal friendship with jesus
* won heisman trophy
* 2 ncaa championships
* nfl playoff quarterback
* net worth $4 Million
* has reproduced 0 times successfully
* has practiced 0 times
Which one of these looks like a winner to you? DMX's offspring/net worth ratio is off the charts.