>he poorer a person is the larger a percentage they are willing to risk I don't agree with it. Poor people tend to be very risk-averse (they teach their kids t

>he poorer a person is the larger a percentage they are willing to risk I don't agree with it. Poor people tend to be very risk-averse (they teach their kids to get "stable jobs" above everything else), and this puts them in a self-reciprocating loop of poverty. Many rich people who i know became so by repeatedly getting involved into "bold" things looked totally bullshit, and usually indeed was - apart from 1-2 in their lives that wasn't, and made them millions.