Luck

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Jared Alesi's picture
Luck

What is luck? Do you think it's a real thing? And if you think it's real, what does it mean to you?

I've personally always been of the opinion that luck is just how things turn out based on factors we can't possibly control. For example, bad luck is when the picnic you have planned goes poorly because of a thunderstorm. Good luck might be when you guessed on a question on your latest exam and got it correct or what have you.

But what do you think luck is, if it exists at all? I'm curious to know what you all think about it.

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CyberLN's picture
Hi Jared! Good to see you,
Jared Alesi's picture
Well that's kinda the crux of
rat spit's picture
When I play Yahtzee with
Randomhero1982's picture
Luck is just what humans
Cognostic's picture
RE: LUCK - Simple
Tin-Man's picture
Jared! How the hell are ya,
David Killens's picture
"Luck" is what we assign to
LogicFTW's picture
@OP by Jared Alesi
rat spit's picture
@ FTW
Tin-Man's picture
@Rat Spit Re: "Are you
LogicFTW's picture
@rat spit
rat spit's picture
Okay, FTW - it was in poor
LogicFTW's picture
Apology accepted, like I said
Cognostic's picture
@Tin Man: WTF Are you
dogalmighty's picture
Our dog ate a bag of four
Tin-Man's picture
@doG Re: Taco Bell thief
dogalmighty's picture
LOL tinny
Sheldon's picture
Luck is random events being

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