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So when deciding on the policies of a nation of 350 million people, you look at the top 10? That's a completely arbitrary cut off. Why not look at the top 1, a
by ggggtez 5y ago
So when deciding on the policies of a nation of 350 million people, you look at the top 10?
That's a completely arbitrary cut off. Why not look at the top 1, and then tell me that I should extrapolate that out to say that every billionaire is bald and owns Amazon.com ?
Surely you see how choosing top 10 is a completely arbitrary cut off that you invented.
- sokoloff 5y agoOk. Pick a different N and do the analysis to see if it differs materially in a way that supports that birth lottery matters more than within-life activity.