It seems fairly obvious that wealth distribution would not perfectly mirror the underlying talent distribution. In a competitive environment small difference ha

It seems fairly obvious that wealth distribution would not perfectly mirror the underlying talent distribution. In a competitive environment small difference have large impacts on results. Usain Bolt was only a tiny bit faster than other sprinters, but in this prime he won basically all the races he competed in. It wasn't luck that had him winning them all despite such a small advantage. It was the nature of competition.