Let's say a 1% chance, and no amount of trying hard can change that percentage, it's a pure dice roll. (This is proxy for limited opportunity, tough facts like

Let's say a 1% chance, and no amount of trying hard can change that percentage, it's a pure dice roll. (This is proxy for limited opportunity, tough facts like "you have a family that relies on you so you cannot spend 5 years trying and failing at startups," discrimination, economic downturns, the fact that the world cannot sustain more than a few Bill Gateses, and all sorts of other things that are beyond your control even in a capitalist society. On the other hand, I think 1% is significantly above the number of actual janitors who actually strike it rich in real capitalist societies.)