BCBusiness
If success is related to ability, why are there so many rich people with mediocre talent? And why aren’t the smartest people in the world also the wealthiest? A new paper by Italian researchers used a computer simulation of success defined by financial wealth to show that the most successful people in the world aren’t necessarily the most talented. They are just lucky.
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