Being good also has the facade of luck, every venture is a gamble none of which are guaranteed, but putting yourself in the most optimal positions (including diversifying) will result in some successes and some failures. You don’t end up with a $1t valuation based purely on luck.

For corporations, just staying alive that long without a huge hit is very lucky. Look how many other chip companies failed or were acquired cheaply during that period.

Well, you could roll the dice 1000 times and not get a 6.

The problem with randomness is “Randomness does not look random” - from the book Fooled by Randomness

I bet you couldn't.

I'm too lucky.