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Only if you discount luck completely. There are degrees of bad luck otherwise that nobody can surmount. As a simple example, do you consider a person bedridden
by AstralStorm 7y ago
Only if you discount luck completely.
There are degrees of bad luck otherwise that nobody can surmount. As a simple example, do you consider a person bedridden due to a sickness lazy?
- netsharc 7y agohestipod's response says what I mean... I remember reading an article saying that trust fund kids living in luxury can't live with themselves when they tell themselves their richness is due to luck, so they make up a reality where their success is due to hard work...
- hestipod 7y agoI've found the sort of people who deny my experience, who blame me, ALWAYS discount how much luck has played in their own life and success. They all believe its entirely due to their effort and deserving. I used to try and convince them, now each time they respond this way it just takes one more notch out of my hope belt and there aren't many notches left.