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Douglas E. Welch

The 4 Types of Luck by Sahil Bloom [Shared]

The 4 Types of Luck
In 1978, a neurologist named Dr. James Austin published a book entitled Chase, Chance, & Creativity: The Lucky Art of Novelty.

In it, Dr. Austin proposed that there are four types of luck:

Blind Luck
Luck from Motion
Luck from Awareness
Luck from Uniqueness
Here's how to think about each type:

welchwrite.com/blog/2025/04/15

The image features three white dice in mid-air against a dark background. The dice are captured in a dynamic state, with one die in the foreground showing a five, another in the middle showing a six, and the third in the background showing a five. The dice are illuminated by a light source from the upper left, casting shadows on the surface below. The focus is sharp on the dice, highlighting the black dots representing the numbers, while the background remains blurred, emphasizing the motion of the dice. The overall composition is minimalist, with the contrast between the white dice and the dark background creating a striking visual effect. Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
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Bytes Europe

Global Warming: Why does India warn in slow motion? byteseu.com/913631/ #Climate #ClimateChange #Global #GlobalWarming #india #Motion #slow #Warming #warn

Bytes Europe · Global Warming: Why does India warn in slow motion?Although India is affected by extreme heat waves, since 1901 its average annual temperatures have grown by half compared to the global average. What is about to start could be for India the third summer in a row characterized by extreme temperatures and devastating heat waves. However, if you focus on average annual temperatures, you can see that those of the Indian subcontinent they went up less than 0.7 ° C since 1901: practically half of the global average. The anomaly was confirmed in a recent conference on climate change organized by the Ministry of the Environment of India and
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