First of all, the one who usually puts at risk something at stake and operates on the principle "all or nothing". But spontaneity solutions and faith in the result will usually lead to the fact that the risk of getting what you wanted. Sometimes people risk intuitively, because the spinal cord can thrive it would be the right decision. As the man who took it and ordered "a couple of tents selling hamburgers." Who is he now? One of the billionaires owner of McDonalds. His annual income comparable to half income of all Russia.
Among the geniuses have not only the hard-bitten as Thomas Edison (20000 + attempts to make a light bulb), but and risky. Simply state that all virtually without any hypothesis on the existence of evidence, they also win. Take for example Galileo Galilei. He knew that for libel it can be very tough to punish, but he took a chance and announced publicly that the earth is round. Unfortunately the fact that people understood the rights much later. And by the time he had long burned at the stake.
Among the geniuses have not only the hard-bitten as Thomas Edison (20000 + attempts to make a light bulb), but and risky. Simply state that all virtually without any hypothesis on the existence of evidence, they also win. Take for example Galileo Galilei. He knew that for libel it can be very tough to punish, but he took a chance and announced publicly that the earth is round. Unfortunately the fact that people understood the rights much later. And by the time he had long burned at the stake.








