Quote from: uneng on Today at 04:51:04 PM

Quote from: slapper on Today at 04:43:03 PM

Life is often unpredictable, right? Despite lacking credentials or "intelligence," some succeed. It shows there's no one-size-fits-all success formula

The narrative is comparable to gambling. Some gamble heavily in hopes of winning big, yet lose. Others hit jackpot after jackpot with a little. It's tempting to blame luck. Then, what is luck? Has it happened randomly? Does the madness have a method? Is luck reliable over time? Is strategy much more important in gambling than we think? Quite a dilemma

In gambling we know what our chances are, the house edge percentage we are playing against and that there is a provably fair system which ensures the legitimacy of the games' results. However, in life we don't know what our chances are or how the system works for real. Sometimes we have the impression there is a huge disadvantage on the game of life and that it looks much easier for other people to play this game than for ourselves.

Moreover, it's more likely you are going to do well on long term in life than in gambling... So someone comparing both must be careful to not be naive about their gambling activity, which can bring very negative consequences if not practiced in a balanced way.

This cannot be compared 50:50 with what is generally a way of life, the percentage of house edge has a varied nature and sometimes it is very confusing even though we have the number of congregations to be determined as the calculation has been done but I agree that the average of We understand the system of working in gambling.

But this needs to have a classification in several games, which of course have the rules and difficulties of each and that is what makes this varied, and there is also a level of luck that needs to be valued in the process, sometimes in games that use the ability even luck can influence it to get victory.

We really should not be naive at one point especially in gambling that has worse potential if we are not able to urge it with our risk management in real life that must be prioritized.