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Note that the statement is that the two people are identical other than their wealth, so that in this case the difference in probability is independent of how t
by vannevar 7y ago
Note that the statement is that the two people are identical other than their wealth, so that in this case the difference in probability is independent of how the original million was acquired. That's the point.
- kamaal 7y ago>>Note that the statement is that the two people are identical other than their wealth That kind of thing exists in my example too. The real problem is people are similar but not the same.
- vannevar 7y agoOf course they're not the same. The point of the experiment was to show that the differences don't need to be taken into account to replicate in a model the inequality we see in reality. The implication is that, while differences between people clearly exist, they aren't necessary to explain inequality.