When it comes to fairness and privilege, a new study finds it really is not about how you play the game. Nearly 1,000 players were shown how it works and how the game was rigged to help the winners. Molina said 60% of the winners thought the game was fair, compared with 30% of the losers. And when it came to explaining who won, winners attributed it to talent three times more often than losers. Once the game got even more unfair, with a second round of card exchanges to further benefit the winners, far fewer winners thought the game was fair.

Source: ABC News July 17, 2019 20:24 UTC