Riddle traveled a lot in his twenties and recalls being hit by a realization. So much of people's lives-their opportunities, their health and longevity-comes down to where they were born. It's so random, he says.
In his twenties, Riddle experienced extensive travel, leading him to a significant epiphany about life’s disparities. He noted that many aspects of people's existence, including their chances for success, overall health, and life expectancy, largely depend on their birthplace. This randomness struck him as a crucial factor influencing human lives.
Riddle's insight reflects a broader commentary on the inequities that persist across different regions and societies. The notion that one's origin...
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