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Ig Nobel prize 2022: it’s better to be lucky than smart, how heart rate reveals romantic feelings, and why ice cream works as cryotherapy

Lead author Alessandro Pluchino told The BMJ, “Talent is necessary for success, but it’s not enough. You also have to be lucky, to be in the right place at the right moment to catch an opportunity that happens by chance.” He and his co-authors pointed out that talent is distributed in a symmetric way around a mean, but the distribution of wealth as a measure of success is different—about 80% of people are poor and about 20% are wealthy. “Opportunity is random, it depends on external situations,” he said.