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There is no "sweet spot". Every position is equally likely to win.For example, the second person has a 1/9 chance to win, but there's a 1/10 chance that the first person already won. So his real chance is 9/10*1/9 = 1/10.You can do a similar calculation for each other person.You can also prove this by thinking about it instead of doing calculations: imagine that we give everyone an envelope beforehand. Whoever got the envelope with the money is the winner. It doesn't matter what order they open the envelopes in. But it's still true that the first person to open their envelope has a 1/10 chance, the second person has a 1/9 chance, and so on.

Do you remember these singers from an indian reality singing show?1.Monica Gadgil - Wikipedia Monica Gadgil2.Ruprekha Banerjee - Wikipedia Ruprekha Banerjee3.Keerthi Sagathia - Wikipedia Keerthi Sagathia (He is quite famous now)and the winner of the show:Qazi Touqeer - Wikipedia Qazi TouqeerQazi got so much media coverage. Everyone thought of him to be the next superstar or “tehelka” in bollywood about 10 years back.On 20 October 2005, the final show of Fame Gurukul was broadcasted in which the final three contestants - Qazi Touqeer, Rex D'Souza and Ruprekha Banerjee battled it for the top spots.Qazi Touqeer, the favourite was one of the winners, while Ruprekha Banerjee made up the pair with him.Both of them received a huge 1 crore contract from Sony Entertainment Television and a Maruti Suzuki Alto each.This is about the winners.There was one guy who couldnt even make it to top 5. If you would have asked me the success probability of this guy compared to the winners i would have obviously bet my money on them.But this guy turned his failure around, learnt from his mistakes, practiced like hell.It took him about 10 years to reap the fruits of his hardwork by winning the best playback singer award.Now he is able to sing strong high pitched notes which professional singers dare wouldn’t sing. This is what makes him special.He is India’s current heartthrob.Arijit SinghIrony is he couldn’t even qualify for top 5 of Fame Gurukul :PYoung Arijit back in 2005.This video shows his elimination in 2005. This video has 4mn+ views on youtube and the comments below read the same: “Who would have thought then how big a star he would become after 10 years.”Moral of the story:You can never read the future of a person based on his current status, so stop being judgemental and try to be open-minded.Stop watching reality musical shows. They are scripted and Arijit is a perfect example of it.P.S: I don’t know the exact status of other singers nor i am deeming them as failures. But their success story is nothing compared to Arijit.If you liked this answer you should check this out too: Rohit Bhardwaj's answer to Who are the most underrated YouTubers?

Note that this answer was written in July 2020, before the end of the transition period. Nothing has changed, nor needs to be changed.Remainers keep saying there are no benefits but this is not true. For example, it looks like we will soon be welcoming lots of new Turkish immigrants into the UK. This is surely one of the biggest benefits of Brexit.I like proper Turkish food and soon I can look forward to better koftes, kebabs, corbas, pilavs, etc, the next time I visit London. So it's wonderful that Turks are allowed into the UK long before they're allowed into the EU.Post-Brexit FTA give Turks special status when UK implements new migration rulesAnother benefit would be (much) cheaper British meat and seafood in the supermarkets soon.The imposition of tariffs or 3rd country regulations by the EU means that meat and fish will be more difficult to export to the EU, assuming they can even get through Calais before the stuff rot in the lorries. So we can look forward to Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, etc, screwing British farmers so that we'll get half-price foods permanently every day. Too bad for the farmers but they won so they should get over it. Anyway, after UK farming is eliminated, we can then look forward to even cheaper meat from the USA.It's also boom time if you're a newbie customs officer, or an insolvency practitioner and especially if you're a disaster capitalist.Overall, it's win-win for the UK. Or at least, it's the Leavers' definition of “win-win”.We now have a new fun national game called “Lies Not Lies”. It's very easy. All you have to do to play is spot the lies in this “contract” with the UK people, get a Leaver to explain how the lies aren't lies and try not to laugh for as long as possible. The winner is the person who can keep a straight face the longest.