This summer, thousands of moms and dads will load their children onto buses and hug them goodbye as they head off to camp to pursue their childhood dreams. Many of these kids will devote their time to practicing their curveballs and base stealing on the diamond. Undoubtedly, all of them will be dreaming of becoming the next Mike Trout or Christian Yelich. Pavitha Mohan describes the lifestyles of the one percent as “wildly unattainable,” making it seem all the more elusive and inaccessible. But what are the odds that the kid sitting in the fourth row of that bus will actually make it to the big leagues? Slim, yet ... (full story)