Sad fact about the lottery
The chances of your dying on the trip to buy your MegaBucks ticket is greater than your chance of winning
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- A little known benefit to winning the Nobel Prize
“A new study finds those who won Nobel Prizes between 1901 and 1950 lived about 2 years longer than nominees who didn't win.”
Reference: http://science.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=07/01/19/0053251&from=rss
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How much money are won in lotteries put together?
In 1996, lotteries in North America awarded $52 million in prizes every day – that’s $36,000 every minute, 24 hours a day. This didn’t just suddenly happen. Lotteries have been around nearly as long as civilization has been around. People love lotteries.