Norman Daniels argues that fair equality of opportunity requires only that social positions be open to those with relevant natural talents, not that talents themselves be equalized.

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Equalized (in this context)(as Daniels argues against this idea): Made the same or identical; in this case, it would mean using resources or intervention to make everyone's natural abilities equally strong.
Natural talents(as contrasted with social positions): Abilities that people are born with or develop early on, like being naturally good at math, sports, music, or writing.
Norman Daniels(mentioned as an authority on health justice): A contemporary philosopher who studies fairness in healthcare and how to distribute medical resources justly across different stages of someone's life.
fair equality of opportunity(Rawlsian political philosophy): A principle requiring that individuals have fair opportunity regardless of social class of origin, which demands state action beyond anti-discrimination measures

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