> If you have goals, then simply being dedicated to them over a period of time essentially eliminates the influence of luck This is the just world fallacy in a

> If you have goals, then simply being dedicated to them over a period of time essentially eliminates the influence of luck This is the just world fallacy in a nutshell. Are you consciously saying that every parent in history who watched their children starve to death was just not dedicated and hard working enough? Perhaps didn't have 'feed my children' as a clear enough goal?