Have you ever heard why common people despise and bad mouth about astrology, meditation, palmistry, and religion? It's because these things never meant for them. They are for people who are intelligent, rich, and have time to spare. What I am saying is they already fullfilled the maslow needs of the hierarchy of needs pyramid. They are not for people who are struggling to make ends meet, who are busy with their daily grind, and who have no time to think about anything else.
"They are Lucky"
Ofcourse they are lucky, and they do not deny it either. They are not ashamed of their luck, and they do not feel guilty about it. But you as a person is thinking all your life that "luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity."
yes, it is true but I have a question for you:
Do you know what you don't know? Do you know what you are missing out on? Do you know what you are not prepared for? Do you know what opportunities are out there for only you?
Do you have the valor to be in a place of unknown with nobody to guide you? Do you have the courage to face the unknown and learn from it? Do you have the patience to wait for the right opportunity to come your way?
The above questions are only be anwered by people whose survival is ensured for limited period of time and still have the courage to accept failure if it did not work out.
They know it that whatever they do it is still a probability, statistics, randomness and chaos game. Munger called it "The lollapalooza effect". To reduce noise, to seek clarity, to seek insights, to seek wisdom, they turn to astrology, meditation, palmistry, and religion. These are not just hobbies or interests; they are tools for understanding the world and themselves better.