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A 2018 study by physicists Alessandro Pluchino, Alessio Biondo and Andrea Rapisarda modeled thousands of careers and found the most successful people were rarely the most talented, just the luckiest. Economist Robert Frank argues successful people underweight chance events that helped them.
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