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> the number of famous people in the world is a tiny fraction of the number of people of modest or minimal means. That's related to the point I was making, abs
by Supermancho 5y ago
> the number of famous people in the world is a tiny fraction of the number of people of modest or minimal means.
That's related to the point I was making, absolute numbers or specific cases are irrelevant. The percentage of convictions (versus cases brought) when categorized by tax bracket, is the second most influential indicator of conviction probability (after proof).
- leereeves 5y agoI agree, it's harder to convict rich people (mostly because it's far too easy to convict poor people). But that's a lot different from the original claim "rich people don't go to jail."