No. My statement was more precise than yours which is why I rejected your correction. Because it was an inaccurate one based on tone and rhetoric more than precision. There are people who don't have the wealthiest parents who go on to "win the lottery" as you put it. We've already agreed and established this is exceedingly unlikely. It's probably more likely for a Harvard student than someone with a high school diploma but once again it is exceedingly unlikely even for someone with Zuckerbergs exact background. For every one Zuckerberg there are a million clones of him who went on to live ordinary lives because they didn't create Facebook, they just got a job programming or some****. I completely agree for that level of success that it is just a lottery with a few winners. But that doesn't contradict anything I previously said.
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