Definition of “fair” is similar to definition of “random”. Both terms are very ambiguous, unless qualification is provided. Random variables can have many dis

Definition of “fair” is similar to definition of “random”. Both terms are very ambiguous, unless qualification is provided. Random variables can have many distributions e.g. Poisson, Gaussian, uniform. I don’t know names of categories of “fairness”, but clearly you and GP have different meanings for the same word. On one end of the spectrum seems to be: “fair == same end result” -> effort and luck should not matter, not in the slightest. On the other end of the same spectrum: “fair = same system/rules” -> you could have racketeered more people to get more money and bought a bigger gun to stay alive. Both definitions of “fair” are equally valid, the choice of the definition is subjective.