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I can understand how a very logic/scientific mind could have difficulty with the concept of luck. Citing literature may not help. Let's say there's some stocha
by weddpros 11y ago
I can understand how a very logic/scientific mind could have difficulty with the concept of luck. Citing literature may not help.
Let's say there's some stochastic mechanics at work, randomness more than 'luck'. Luck is the attribute of someone, when randomness is an attribute of events, which makes a big difference.
Of course I can understand people citing 'luck' as necessary... but it's more superstition than science.
All in all, it means you can't really know for sure...
- rfrey 11y agoYou're right, "luck" is a bad word because some people do have the notion of luck as an attribute. It's not exactly the same as a stochastic variable though. It's really any forces that you cannot influence, control, or anticipate.