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Rated by drorme on Sep 20 2007, 9:04pm
A way to visualize the odds of winning the lottery
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Rated by rssn on Sep 20 2007, 5:56pm
Everyone knows your chances of winning the lottery are zero to none. But the fact is SOMEONE does win, and simply the hope that you might win and the adrenaline rush of checking to see if you did win are worth the dollar. I personally don't care for it, but then again I enjoy calculus derivations, everyone has their own thing.
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Rated by browncoat1 on Sep 20 2007, 2:49pm
Why I don't buy lottery tickets.
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Rated by Codebender on Sep 20 2007, 12:59pm
"Assume that ONE M&M was painted silver and mixed into the M&M's that covered 3 adjacent football fields that had been completely covered with M&M's. Then assume that a lottery company allowed you to pay $1 to walk out into those 3 huge fields blindfolded to pick up only one M&M with a tweezer-the silver one. Would you do it, or would you rather keep your dollar?"
