Photon Drop Strange Deals

[Gynn Rei]

Again yes, that's why we call it luck... it's all random... you don't know the outcome... that luck.

[mimas]

Anything that happens has a reason for it happening. See the first line in my sig.

[Gynn Rei]

But if we don't know the outcome and the outcome is positive we can call it luck. See all my posts.

[mimas]

But if we don't know the outcome and the outcome is positive we can call it luck.

If we don't know the outcome then there must be someone who does. That, or the outcome can be predicted through use of physics...

Those who believe in luck say that luck can refer to negative outcomes so either way, thaty argument is invalid.
I rest my case.

[Gynn Rei]

That argument is invalid. Who knows the outcome of the lottery?

[Red XIII]

this may be a little of topic but if u get 99 photon drops u somehow get a photon spear maybe he's trying to get one of those but what the hell doess that do anyway :S

[mimas]

That argument is invalid. Who knows the outcome of the lottery?

The lottery works in a similar way to good old Brownian Motion. Still physics.

And to the guy above me, Photon Spheres are used in a similar way to Photon Drops when adding % to an attribute. One Sphere adds as much as 120 Drops (ie, 30% to one attribute).

[Gynn Rei]

YES! It is physics but you don't know the outcome, LISTEN! If you don't know the outcome it's just pure random. The physics of the lottery is never the same... the balls spin around longer... the machine has wearing out... all factors that change and count. It's random and since the outcome can't be exactly calculated we just call it LUCK! Listen, I'm admitting your fact that everything has to do with physics but you're not understanding my point. Read better.

[WarWalker]

i'm lost. :S

[dark jack]

i dont belive in luck i belive in odds