Game Theory on Luck, By MIT:

yet that “luck” depends primarily on your parents and the world your ancestors built through their skills and efforts which you are also likely to emulate; these “professors” are thinking in decades, not centuries.

Luck is when preparation meets opportunity

how do you get more luck? throw more darts?

Hindus believe three things contribute to success: 1. Prarabdha (karma, which decides the initial/boundary conditions) 2. Prayatna (effort) 3. Daiva Sankalpa (will of the gods) Luck doesn’t figure in this list.

@Deedefiempress8 you have your answer

You're more likely to get lucky if you work hard.

stay in the game long enough to get lucky

Ohhh I am praying for Lucky day. And I’m prepping for that day.

“The harder I work the luckier I get” Luck is simply seizing opportunity when It is presented, and the harder you work the more prepared you will be to seize the opportunity.

If i was randomly born into any class in a society, i would want that society to have max oppurtunity. Basically i would want a society with lots of small banks loaning to lots of small businesses, and for those businesses to be heavily armed.

Luck is in the DNA passed down to the younger generations, whether the foundation is built properly, and cultivated along the way. The foundation has been built, therefore, you have your luck, things come much easier than to others to you.

Is that the "stupidity of the Amercian people" Jon Gruber? Obamacare Jon Gruber?

If I get lucky and win the lottery, does that mean I have to share my winnings?

@grok me puedes buscar esta misma charla en youtube? Gracias

@grok which lecture is this and how can I access this from MIT Open Learn.

It's not the same to be a hard worker born in India than born in the US, and there's nothing we can do to correct that, that will eventually not result in a war or conflict that will render things much worse than what we initially had.

@SizweDhlomo has mentioned this a couple of times… luck plays a role

@grok explain this concept to me like I’m retarded

@grok türkçe açıkla

"Tenured university professor says life outcomes are not based on hard work"