TJ Walker argues that believing you can consistently win at trading, gambling, or platform contests is a delusion that keeps 70% of people losing money. Platforms profit by letting you think you're the exception, not the rule.
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Let me explain something that should immediately snap people back to reality. If you believe you're going to win consistently in one of these systems, you're saying out loud that you're smarter than 999 other people trying to do the exact same thing. Not once, not by accident, but consistently over time. That's not a strategy. That's a personality disorder with a login screen. And the platform depends on you believing that, because if you understood you were probably a part of the 70% losing money, you'd stop. But if you think you're the exception, You keep going, you keep betting, you keep feeding the tiny fraction of people who actually take all the money. You're not the shark, you're the ecosystem. Ultimize.