top | item 30153418 (no title) kesselvon | 4 years ago Poor people don't buy lotteries because they're a good investment, they buy them because its fleeting hope that they'll escape their circumstances.Probability is like...a Grade 5-6 concept. discuss order hn newest nerdponx|4 years ago So it's still a tax on poverty, by way of it being a tax on hope/aspiration.Ergo, it can go straight to hell and does not belong in a civilized society. matheusmoreira|4 years ago Even if they win big chances are they'll go right back to being poor if not worse. Winning the lottery is likely to ruin someone's life. lupire|4 years ago 6th grade math ability is above median for adults. missedthecue|4 years ago I'm surprised it's that high. I don't think I could do a long division problem using pen and paper if you put it in front of me right now.
nerdponx|4 years ago So it's still a tax on poverty, by way of it being a tax on hope/aspiration.Ergo, it can go straight to hell and does not belong in a civilized society.
matheusmoreira|4 years ago Even if they win big chances are they'll go right back to being poor if not worse. Winning the lottery is likely to ruin someone's life.
lupire|4 years ago 6th grade math ability is above median for adults. missedthecue|4 years ago I'm surprised it's that high. I don't think I could do a long division problem using pen and paper if you put it in front of me right now.
missedthecue|4 years ago I'm surprised it's that high. I don't think I could do a long division problem using pen and paper if you put it in front of me right now.
nerdponx|4 years ago
Ergo, it can go straight to hell and does not belong in a civilized society.
matheusmoreira|4 years ago
lupire|4 years ago
missedthecue|4 years ago