Robinhood and the death of the jury trial

The old saying about lotteries is, "You can't win if you don't play." Warren Buffet's wingman Charlie Munger thinks Robinhood investors in GameStop, AMC, silver, etc. are playing to lose. Intelligent investing is no fun. "Charlie, no one's listening to the second smartest guy in the room. Get some good memes and come back to us."

For years, defense lawyers have wrung their hands about the "litigation lottery." If the case gets to a jury, no one knows what might happen. So a plaintiff might think, why should I settle for a sure thing, when I could strike it big? 

Some jurors are already reporting for duty from home. Many of those jurors ride the latest stock apps for fun and profit. When r/wallstreetbets becomes r/jurybets, there's no gambling on a fair outcome.