RWNJ
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Luck. What is it? Does it really exist. Despite what you might believe, there is no such thing as luck. There is nothing you can point to and say, "See? There it is." Is there a luck particle? Does it cling more readily to some than others? Face it. What people call luck is simply events unfolding in an ordered manner, based on the laws of physics and the actions, known and unknown, of yourself and others.
Don't believe me? Try this on for size. Most people would say that playing Craps is a game of luck. This is not true. For one thing, the odds are against anyone who picks up the dice. The house always has the edge. Believe it. And the dice themselves behave according to the laws of physics. While no one can control how the dice land, they land exactly as your motions demand they do. Again, physics.
So, as you can see, there really is no such thing as luck. Anyone care to disagree?
Don't believe me? Try this on for size. Most people would say that playing Craps is a game of luck. This is not true. For one thing, the odds are against anyone who picks up the dice. The house always has the edge. Believe it. And the dice themselves behave according to the laws of physics. While no one can control how the dice land, they land exactly as your motions demand they do. Again, physics.
So, as you can see, there really is no such thing as luck. Anyone care to disagree?
