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| Type | Created | Category | Creator | Sort | Votes | Hides | Rating | |
| essay | 25-Oct-2009 | opinion | cprasky | unsorted | 28 | 7 | 59.1% |
| User | Comment |
|---|---|
| Iseult | posted 26-Oct-2009 5:35pm |
| LindaH | posted 26-Oct-2009 6:31pm Random chance. Nothing controls it. |
| cerealkiller | posted 26-Oct-2009 7:10pm Karma |
| Richard47 | posted 26-Oct-2009 11:36pm For the sake of this question, I think that the concept of luck is undefinitive, even more so with the associated adjectives and one cannot apply a measure to it. It could mean everything or nothing. |
| Jody | posted 27-Oct-2009 8:11am Hope for the best and plan for the worst seems to get the best results for me. |
| dab | posted 27-Oct-2009 8:17am There's nothing like fate or karma or any deities but it's more than random chance. It's random chance plus people's perceptions, awareness, opinions and attitudes. In other words, to a great extent luck is what people make of random chance. |
| dab | (reply to Iseult) posted 27-Oct-2009 8:19am Well put. |
| Iseult | (reply to dab) posted 27-Oct-2009 8:25am Thank you. |
| bill | posted 27-Oct-2009 10:37am I know it's random, but sometimes I entertain the notion that a specific person or object has a certain knack for luck whether it be good or bad. It's just a human thing that can soften the edge of random events. |
| mandy | posted 27-Oct-2009 4:35pm action=consequence
coupled with the energy, be it negative or positive that we put out....seems to reflect right back. |
| LindaH | (reply to mandy) posted 27-Oct-2009 5:14pm Not always, unfortunately. |
| Enheduanna | posted 27-Oct-2009 11:02pm My SO was recently telling me about a study in which people who said they had bad luck were taught to change it by thinking more positively. It worked in a huge majority of cases. That suggests to me that it's all about your own expectations and self-sabotage. |
| they | posted 4-Nov-2009 10:13am You shouldn't question it. You should just follow the rules -- Just in case.
Here are a few to get you started: 1. Put your right shoe on first. 2. Do not walk under ladders. 3. Never match your socks. 4. Blow eyelashes and wish. 5. Anytime you look at a clock and the numbers have any signifigance or are in order or all the same (12:34, 3:33, 4:56, etc.), make a wish. 6. Do not kill crickets indoors. 7. When you make a wish, never stray from your main wish. Keep it consistant. A stray wish can fudge everything up. |
| Rosemary | posted 7-Nov-2009 4:21am I donno |
| ihatespiders | posted 8-Nov-2009 9:56pm Cause and effect, action and reaction. Also negitive and positive thinking. |
| Snoopyfan | posted 14-Nov-2009 3:43pm Really, there's no such thing as "luck." God is One of providence: He alone guides all the affairs of men. |
| dab | (reply to Snoopyfan) posted 14-Nov-2009 6:41pm If that's true, that a God "guides all the affairs of men", then he is one sick bastard. |
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It's nothing to do with luck really (with few coincidences; for example, winning the lottery). Some people just know how to make things work for them.