I bet they debated even adding that clause too...

Nope, it’s not. But I’ll run with your analogy in reverse. Anyone can create a website, with “Hello world”, no content, nothing unique about it. You introduce scarcity, and allow people to have a slice of “ownership” in your “Hello World” page, but only 1000 people. Oh no! So, they bought into your “website” that does…

Mashable beat you to it: “

Another article said the doctors expect him to experience orgasms in the future.

“ But why bother with something like that when you can literally create a non-tangible item and convince people it’s worth something because I only made so much “... and published the recipe, so you can make your own to convince someone it’s worth something.

Also good points to know about are JD Roth’s stages of financial freedom: https://www.getrichslowly.org/stages-of-financial-freedom/

I think the main thing they have against them, is that you can create your own in minutes. That fact alone, to me at least, shows how worthless they are.

Nope. “People did various things with the money, from moving it to other accounts to gain interest, investing it, buying cars, helping relatives with bills, or giving to charity. Criminal charges varied by state, but basically amounted to theft of property lost by mistake and receiving stolen property, even in cases…

Yep, the flight attendant will see that you have a lap infant, and make sure you are in a row with the extra mask, or they will reseat you.

When I saw the SWA1380 pictures, I had the thought that if it was a parent next to a blown out window like that, the baby would be just gone.... terrifying.

And then you keep going to the over crossover points. When your gains in a year exceed your “ramen” living expenses, and then your normal living expenses. That’s the point where you can consider leaving work.

My 2¢...

But as I understand, Tom’s “New Math” is the math that Gen Xs grew up with.

Also, paradoxically if you are a “safe” gun owner, and keep in unloaded, locked, and separated from the ammo. Then the chance of you using it to stop an intruder are ~0%. (Hold on mister, while I unlock this gun and then go find the ammo). So basically anyone that claims they have a gun for protection, is almost…

“The Opposite of Spoiled” does a great walk through of the concept.

Damn, “No eligible devices for app install.” HiYa is pretty decent, but stock android would be better.

“I recently read an article that proclaimed the best minimalist workspace was one that didn’t even include a desk, paper or computer—ideally you’d just sit on the ground and think” You missed the point of that article. Leo was saying you need to understand your minimum requirements, and you should stick with just…

You can, just realize there is nothing behind it other than the placebo effect.

You can still invest in something like Vanguard ETFs a little at a time. Something like VTI (which is a slice of EVERY stock). That is “safer” than picking individual stocks. VTI is essentially betting that the entire US economy will keep doing well. Instead of picking and choosing winning stocks individually, which…

I understand your point, but history doesn’t really bear that out. http://time.com/money/4668059/why-dollar-cost-averaging-is-a-lousy-retirement-investing-strategy/ (Caveat, that emotionally if it makes you more comfortable, that is better than doing nothing) Also, if you try to time the top or bottom of the market,…