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But if I buy a lottery ticket, there's theoretically a chance of winning, even though I never actually will. It would still be fraud if someone sold lottery tic
by benj111 4y ago
But if I buy a lottery ticket, there's theoretically a chance of winning, even though I never actually will. It would still be fraud if someone sold lottery tickets for a lottery that never was.
Tarot readers are selling a fake good. You can't really escape the ethical implications of that.
- dwringer 4y agoAs long as the fortune is vague enough to apply to more than 40-50 people, then the chance of a fabricated fortune-telling for you coming true simply by pure random coincidence seems to be greater than the chance of winning the lottery.
- FartyMcFarter 4y agoI see your point, but that's not how fortune telling is sold.