I’d be glad to perform some experiments. For one thing, your math sucks, so let’s clean that up:
luck 100 = [karma 4 + modesty 1] x [desire 4 + actions 4 +abilities 4 + contributions 4 + blessings 4]
First, let’s get rid of that “1”. It’s understood, so no need to have it in there.
luck 100 = [karma 4 + modesty] x [desire 4 + actions 4 + abilities 4 + contributions 4 + blessings 4]
Now let’s distribute that 4 in the second quantity.
luck 100 = [karma 4 + modesty] x 4 [desire + actions + abilities + contributions + blessings]
With that, we can really start. Hmm, seems we can easily invert that 100 and turn this into fractions. Percentages, even!
luck = ([karma 4 + modesty]/100) x (4 [desire + actions + abilities + contributions + blessings]/100)
So then, we just cross-multiply.
luck = ([karma 4 + modesty]*100) /( 100*4 [desire + actions + abilities + contributions + blessings])
100s cancel out.
luck = (karma 4 + modesty) / ( 4 [desire + actions + abilities + contributions + blessings])
4s cancel out.
luck = (karma + 1/4 modesty) / (desire + actions + abilities + contributions + blessings)
Which basically gives us either a 1/x or an x/1 function. The former has a limit of zero, the latter has a limit of infinity. So, if I want to have good luck, I need to try to have tons of karma and modesty, while minimizing my desires, actions, contributions, or blessings.
So basically, I have to be an entitled shit and not actually do anything, just wait for good things to happen to me. According to you, Chris Chan is the luckiest person on the planet. How do all you cows end up having the same outlook on life?