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Lot of fortune is just a math equation for material luck

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By calculating the exact distance between your main luminaries and the horizon line, you find a specific lucky dot. Finding it implies you might get rich, but usually, it just means you found a twenty-dollar bill in a jacket you haven't worn in months.

Lot of fortune is just a math equation for material luck
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