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The psychology of lottery and windfall

The lottery is a tax on the hope of those who have run out of better options — and a mirror for what people truly believe about how wealth is acquired. Sudden windfall, whether through luck or inheritance, does not transform the character of the person who receives it; it amplifies it. Reason says: if you cannot manage a little with wisdom, abundance will only produce a larger version of your current disorder.

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