> PowerBall winner start with no nothing, it's the same thing. Check how many of those remain rich and you will discover some insights compared to people who m

> PowerBall winner start with no nothing, it's the same thing. Check how many of those remain rich and you will discover some insights compared to people who make fortune from their own work. > Absolutely not, the Pension funds will install new CEOs which are MBAs who'd be happy with... Idk the full story, but putting new CEOs happy with money that most of us cannot get, I do not see the problem. As for how it works, this is how a business works, not how all business work. > It's a free meal No, it is not. To reach there you must work for it first unless you were born rich. And if you were born rich, in a couple generations you can leave things bankrupt. Most of the capital generated comes and goes and there is a lot of evidence of this. > If millionaires and non-billionaire rich people are even half as smart as you say It is not being smart only. It is a set of habits. The temporal choice , for example, which is sacrificing immediate pleasure for hard work to have a bigger reward in the future is one of the traits that helps. And you do not need to be extremely smart, sometimes it is work attitudes, or how you keep your wealth and reinvest it. I cannot blame people for managing well their resources. In any case I would blame people who cheat to accumulate them. > Extreme luck has always been punished Idk whether it has been, but what I am sure of is that I am not willing to punish lucky people or stealing people who make their own wealth in fair ways. The equivalent for me would be cutting a leg to the fast one or smashing the face of a good-looking person. It just makes no sense to me.