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Success to the successful

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The radical moral implications of luck in human life (2020)

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Wealth as a predictor of whether an person pursues a creative profession (2019)

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It matters how you raise your kids

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Word gap: When money’s tight, parents talk less to kids

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Americans Are Pretty Skeptical That Hard Work Will Pay Off

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Parents' income, not smarts, key to entrepreneurship

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The Role of Luck in Life Success

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A New Aristocracy: Yale Law School Commencement Address (2015) [pdf]

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The most successful people are just the luckiest, a new computer model confirms

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Fuck Hard Work

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It’s better to be born rich than gifted

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Secrets of Resilience: Lessons from adults who overcame difficult childhoods

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Do What You Love and Starve? (2006)

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The Role of Luck in Life Is Still Misunderstood

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The Role of Luck in Life Success

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Jobs people are most likely to inherit from their mother and father

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Are You Downplaying Luck’s Role in Your Life?

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A tale of two Canadas: Where you grew up affects your income in adulthood

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My own private basic income

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Graffiti 'dying out' as kids dump spray cans for Instagram, Twitter etc.

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Don’t Tell Your Friends They’re Lucky

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IQ is only a minor factor in success

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Poor kids who do things right don't do better than rich kids who do things wrong

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Why Luck Plays a Big Role in Making You Rich

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Boys who live with books ‘earn more as adults’

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You Draw It: How Family Income Affects College Chances

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America’s elite: An hereditary meritocracy

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What your first-grade life says about the rest of it

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Rich Kid, Poor Kid: For 30 Years, Baltimore Study Tracked Who Gets Ahead

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In America, Where You're Born Is Correlated With How Far You'll Go In Life

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When Deviants Do Good

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Most of the kids are alright

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Paul Buchheit: The two paths to success

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Is effort a myth?

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The question of poverty vs. instability

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On being brought up by libertarian economists

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