http://disqus.com/people/3651f0b301f00c5a903a2c4aac4ce433/enSat, 28 Apr 2007 19:45:50 -0000http://danielrm26.disqus.com/why_it8217s_sometimes_immoral_to_treat_the_poor_and_uneducated_as_equals_a_libertarian_essay/#comment-4353903I used to believe that lottery was a math tax too, until i found an interesting article about it (lost link, sorry).<br><br>The idea of the article goes like this: My chances of being finantially suscesfull with my work is high. So lottery's cost/benefice is very low for me.<br><br>BUT this is the case for me. If I have no chance of success in my work, then the cost/benefice of lottery is much better.<br><br>So, in this case poor people are not bad at math. Their reality is different.JohnSat, 28 Apr 2007 19:45:50 -0000http://drm.disqus.com/why_it8217s_sometimes_immoral_to_treat_the_poor_and_uneducated_as_equals_a_libertarian_essay/#comment-11158176I used to believe that lottery was a math tax too, until i found an interesting article about it (lost link, sorry).<br><br>The idea of the article goes like this: My chances of being finantially suscesfull with my work is high. So lottery's cost/benefice is very low for me.<br><br>BUT this is the case for me. If I have no chance of success in my work, then the cost/benefice of lottery is much better.<br><br>So, in this case poor people are not bad at math. Their reality is different.JohnSat, 28 Apr 2007 19:45:50 -0000