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I feel bad for the people mentioned ... however, just by virtue of being in the US/Canada/Western Europe etc. you have already "won life's lottery". Is it also
by patrickg-zill 17y ago
I feel bad for the people mentioned ... however, just by virtue of being in the US/Canada/Western Europe etc. you have already "won life's lottery".
Is it also expensive to be a flea-bitten, hungry, malnourished baby in Africa and with only a 50% chance (or whatever the number is) of making it to 25 years old?
No matter which country has higher mobility, the reality is, you can in fact improve your lot in life if you are poor and in the USA.
- huherto 17y ago".. however, just by virtue of being in the US/Canada/Western Europe etc. you have already "won life's lottery"." That is true. But you can also "win life's lottery" if you are born in a middle/upper class in a developing country.