I can't understand why that is even in the parent article. Amir is incredibly open about how much what he did was down to luck, and how much he sacrificed just

I can't understand why that is even in the parent article. Amir is incredibly open about how much what he did was down to luck, and how much he sacrificed just to roll the dice once. He lists all the things he did that gave him a shot, like living on 1/2 to 1/4 of his income for years, not having kids, being lucky that he never got sick since he didn't have insurance as he did his venture, and more. That quote above is an odd postscript to an article very open about how much it really is luck.