Greenenvironmental's Blog

Everything that happens follows Gaussian distribution, or the bell curve: from the test grades of students to what happens in life: good days, and bad days, but most days are average (the 99%), and it is the average that matters, because only the average can be changed, or managed, while the extremes are inevitable: shit happens, as the Bible in Ecclesiastes 9:11 (yes, 911): time and chance happeneth to them all”.

No one understands ‘time and chance’ better than the gambling industry, and they have raked in the profits by understand the bell curve; they actually call it the Monte-Carlo technique, which allows them to control “the average”, and make lots of money while keeping the customers, coming back for more, with their belief that next time they’ll hit the jackpot. There is no control of the extremes, but the average can be controlled (time management), studying for the tests, brushing your teeth, eating your vegetables, exercising, hugging your kid, or wearing a smile, because smiles are contagious, but so are frowns; as the group Public Enemy says, “Don’t let a win go to your head, or a loss go to your heart”.