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Luck
Book • 2001
In 'Luck: The Brilliant Randomness Of Everyday Life', Nicholas Rescher delves into the complexities of luck, exploring its philosophical, moral, and ethical implications.
He discusses how luck affects our perceptions of merit and fairness in society and how it impacts decision-making processes.
The book offers a thought-provoking contemplation on randomness, fortune, and the human condition.
He discusses how luck affects our perceptions of merit and fairness in society and how it impacts decision-making processes.
The book offers a thought-provoking contemplation on randomness, fortune, and the human condition.
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Annie Duke for its discussion on luck and the need to avoid labeling it as good or bad.
Annie Duke for its discussion on luck and the need to avoid labeling it as good or bad.
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