> There’s a lot more non-rich people though. So even at 1 throw each you’d expect them to be most of the successes under this theory. Well, this is why we have

> There’s a lot more non-rich people though. So even at 1 throw each you’d expect them to be most of the successes under this theory. Well, this is why we have to look at the numbers. And it depends on the odds. If it's one in a billion and the rich get ten million throws and the poor get 1 each then the fact there are a lot of non-rich people isn't as impactful. > Of course there’s also hereditary factors at play that people like to ignore. Yes, like having cash to throw around and a safety net to rely on so that those shots can be taken as well as easier access to potentially important connections and resources.