The Biology of Luck (2013)
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and secretly considers itself the only world-class city west of Paris, in one respect the hemisphere’s unofficial capital lags behind even the average elementary school: New York City does not have a lost and found. This omission reflects a conscious decision on the part of the municipal power brokers, their concession to the unforgiving doctrine of logistical impossibility, an admission that some municipal services were created more equal than others. It is marvel enough, they argue, in a city ...of eight million residents, in five boroughs claiming more Jews than Jerusalem, more Italians than Venice, more Puerto Ricans than San Juan, that the trash is collected twice weekly and the traffic signals function and the offtrack betting parlors are inspected on a semiregular basis. A lost and found would be the boondoggle of a quixote. Where are the resources, the political capital, the constituent groundswell to support such a superfluous frill? It is true that, on rare occasions, having misplaced a silver tie-clip or a gold-plated cigar case, a reform-minded iconoclast on the city council will lobby zealously for the establishment of such a repository, but his fervor will last only until the next election season, when he will either abandon his cause célèbre for the higher ground of school vouchers and random drug testing, or he will awake one November morning to find himself the newly appointed vice chancellor of some outer borough community college.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and secretly considers itself the only world-class city west of Paris, in one respect the hemisphere’s unofficial capital lags behind even the average elementary school: New York City does not have a lost and found. This omission reflects a conscious decision on the part of the municipal power brokers, their concession to the unforgiving doctrine of logistical impossibility, an admission that some municipal services were created more equal than others. It is marvel enough, they argue, in a city ...of eight million residents, in five boroughs claiming more Jews than Jerusalem, more Italians than Venice, more Puerto Ricans than San Juan, that the trash is collected twice weekly and the traffic signals function and the offtrack betting parlors are inspected on a semiregular basis. A lost and found would be the boondoggle of a quixote. Where are the resources, the political capital, the constituent groundswell to support such a superfluous frill? It is true that, on rare occasions, having misplaced a silver tie-clip or a gold-plated cigar case, a reform-minded iconoclast on the city council will lobby zealously for the establishment of such a repository, but his fervor will last only until the next election season, when he will either abandon his cause célèbre for the higher ground of school vouchers and random drug testing, or he will awake one November morning to find himself the newly appointed vice chancellor of some outer borough community college.
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