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Well luck is usually thought of as favorable chance occurrences, usually as a way of rationalizing why some people have success in some area and some don't. The
by hackinthebochs 10y ago
Well luck is usually thought of as favorable chance occurrences, usually as a way of rationalizing why some people have success in some area and some don't. The argument is that this form of "luck" doesn't exist. Certainly chance occurrences are a part of reality, and some of those happen to be favorable for some people. But ultimately "favorable chance occurrences" isn't a good explanation for the observed disparity of success. What is a good explanation is chance occurrences plus preparedness. And so what we generally refer to as luck is really better understood this way.
- sidlls 10y agoHow is your explanation better? What studies and research support that?
- hackinthebochs 10y agoI don't think the meaning of concepts are the types of things studies generally shed light on. It's just a philosophical argument. Feel free to accept it or not.