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“If you're young and reckless, you take risks pretty easily. And then - it's in your nature, I guess - but if you have some degree of success, not always, but some degree of success, it emboldens you to do more. And I guess, if you have some gambling genes in you somewhere, you get some genetic enjoyment of risk. Some people enjoy risk and some people hate it.
— Rupert Murdoch
Media mogul, founder of News Corp
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