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The biggest thing is that's not a very natural distribution for a parameter like wealth. You'd have a VERY hard time trying to maintain that given innate diffe
by Enginerrrd 7y ago
The biggest thing is that's not a very natural distribution for a parameter like wealth. You'd have a VERY hard time trying to maintain that given innate differences between individuals in terms of expense of effort and the like. There will always be ways to try to gain additional "wealth" that doesn't meet whatever definition you try to use to equate everything.
- everdrive 7y agoPeople grumble that luck has a lot to do with success. And that might seem unfair, but there's no removing it. Good luck trying to get people to avoid arranging themselves into a bell curve. Combined with what you'd outlined, differences in individuals / differences in efforts / and luck seem impossible to ever fully equalize. How can anyone hope to normalize these differences?
- james_s_tayler 7y agoExactly. The central limit theorem wins every time.