No. You don't. You generally aren't aware of them either. I'm comfortable saying that. Don't get so entrenched in a position that you find yourself saying ridic

No. You don't. You generally aren't aware of them either. I'm comfortable saying that. Don't get so entrenched in a position that you find yourself saying ridiculous things just to defend a bad point. The lottery also isn't guaranteed. The lottery goes unwon often. And it doesn't change the odds. You should be way more afraid of both lightning and sharks if you think buying a lottery ticket gives you much more a chance of winning it than me. And you know what's crazy? 0.000000003 parsecs is just about 60 thousand miles. On the scale that parsecs are measured, that's nothing. It's a rounding error. It's telling that you have to use cosmic scales to make the difference measurable. That should tell you something. Line up all the people who have been struck by lightning, what do they have in common? They went outside. So never go outside. Conversely, line up all the people who bought tickets and never won. There's far more of them. You are more likely to get cancer than win the lottery. So much more likely that buying a lottery ticket at a gas station is irony of the highest order. Due to the number of known carcinogens found at gas stations.