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We may think some people are lucky (like Frane Selak), some are unlucky, and that the majority of us lead normal lives without luck playing a serious role. But we may be wrong. The different types of luck may play a significant role in all of our lives and this gives rise to the moral problem of luck. Is there a solution to this problem? What does this mean to humans? Listen to this episode to learn more about luck, the different types of luck, the morality of luck, and some stories along the way.
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