That's the point - you're willing (we all are, usually) to pay a premium for that certainty. In the book he uses all sorts of figures or probabilities (I rememb

That's the point - you're willing (we all are, usually) to pay a premium for that certainty. In the book he uses all sorts of figures or probabilities (I remember one case, when it was like 99% chance to win one million dollars, or 100% chance to win ${800,000, $600,000, $400,000} -- starts getting a little tricky there, right?)