The lottery is a scam

 Now, as we have seen, debt is a scam and a trap set by money-hungry guys, but there is another scam that should be prohibited. That is gambling. And one of them is


"LOTTERY".


Gambling refers to the act of betting money and relying on luck to get a high return. That's why "lottery" is also a legitimate form of gambling. And far from a high return, it is rigged to always result in a loss. In short, humans are completely caught by money-hungry guys' schemes. Let's take a look at what kind of scheme it is.


Let's have that person appear again. To the "seemingly kind" guy. He says,


"Would you give me $1?"


Why should I give him $1 for free? Of course you refuse. Next he says,


"I'll give you $1, so can you give me $2?"


But then I'll lose $1. Of course I'm not gonna do it. You refuse. But he still won't back down. This time he says,


"If you give me $2, I'll give you $1million. But the probability is 1 in 1 million."


Huh? $1million? But the probability is 1 in 1 million? In that case, the expected value is


1000000 x 1 in 1 million = 1


$1? In the end, it's a loss. I won't take that chance. That's what I would like to say, but this time, for some reason, everyone falls for it. They fall for it over and over again. This is the true nature of the lottery. It's nothing, they just got $1. Why do people fall for it?


The moment everyone hears $1million, their minds go blank and they trip into a fantasy world.


"Ah, $1million! With $1million, I can buy this and that. My dreams will come true..."


You're already enchanted by the dream of $1million. The talk of the probability of 1 in 1 million flies away somewhere and no longer exists in your mind. Only the words $1million, $1million, $1million exist like a spell. To you, only the $1million is real.


"I'll definitely go along with that. Please give me a ride. Don't even ask for $2, I'll give you more, more, as much as you want..."


In this case, the redemption rate of the lottery is 50%. In other words, you do end up paying $1million to someone, but your sales will be $2million. So in total, the money guy wins $1million. Humans lose $1million. Isn't this a scam? And so the number of "money guys" continues to increase.


It was the "money guy" who was pulling the strings behind the scenes, after all. He is the one who continues to damage and ruin humanity. He is the root of all evil. I'm sure the money guy thinks this way,


"It's so easy to fool people. Just by hearing the sweet words "$1million" they take the bait without being able to do simple multiplication. I can't help catching so many. Fish keep getting caught on the hook without learning, and humans are the same. They say they're the most intelligent creatures on earth, but in reality they only have the intelligence of a fish."


All gambling is designed so that the payout is less than the bet. In other words, it's rigged so that you always lose. However, no one will be fooled if the payout remains the same, so the payout is raised to an amount that makes people lose their senses and start dreaming, and in return, the probability is quietly and secretly made much smaller. It's made much smaller so that the payout never exceeds the bet.


That's it.


Oh, no debt, no gambling, and no "lottery". They're all scams.


Let love and mercy guide you.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Do not charge interest

 "You shall not earn interest." This is a famous teaching in the Quran, and it is a powerful blow that nullifies the self-replicating function of money. As I wrote before, "Money is already LIFE because it has the ability to self-replicate." and the basis of that self-replicating function of money is "interest." Humans created "money" to replace barter, making trade and the accumulation of wealth easier. Furthermore, by granting "interest" to money, they gave money itself the ability to self-replicate. They breathed the "life" into money. Money then began to have the will to "increase on its own," and as a means to dominate, it used humans. Once you give money interest, it grows exponentially, just like living things grow exponentially. (Just by looking at the way it grows, you can see that money has "life".) For example, when a cell divides, it doubles. When it divides again, it doubles again. It's 2 t...
Read more

The birth of a new life called "money"

 I was at the enemy's headquarters. A place where there is a lot of money. A place where money gathers. A bank. "Traitor!" Indeed. "Are you a spy?" Maybe. Maybe a "double agent." "Why did you join the bank?" Of course, "Because I love money!" When I was in the accounting department, "Mr. X, please give me 200 million by 3 o'clock." "Got it!" I seal 100 10,000 yen($100) bills in a small band, then seal 10 of them in a large band to make 10 million. 10 of those make 100 million, and 20 of those make 200 million. It takes about 30 minutes to make it. I put it in a bag. One person can manage 100 million yen ($1million) , but 200 million yen ($2million) would be difficult unless there are two people. It's money. Money. My beloved money. It's the money I dreamed of and longed for. There's lots of it. There's no end to it. Whether you look to the right, to the left, forward, backward, down, or up, th...
Read more

How to win "Money"

 If you borrow money, interest will accrue and it will grow exponentially, so you will soon lose control and be ruined. We have seen the scary power of exponential growth, but is there no way to beat money? Is this already a losing battle? Wait a minute. Why not just not borrow money? Or rather, what would happen if you deposited money? The current interest rate for fixed deposits in US dollars is... 4.1% (Sumitomo Mitsui SBI). 1.041 to the 100th power is... 1.041 to the 100th power is about 55.60. (by ChatGPT) "55.6 times! I did it! I'm rich." You'll be dead in 100 years? Right. That's pointless. Well, if it's 30 years, 1.041 to the 30th power is about 3.34. (by ChatGPT) "3.34 times? That's pretty good. I'm not poor anymore." Did you just win? To money? Our enemy, that almost invincible "money"? Debts grow exponentially, but so do savings, so if we can use the secret of our enemy's strength, the "interest" system, to ...
Read more