Re:A Moneymaking Machine Like Few Others
by cconcepts on Thursday November 24, 2016 @06:39PM
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I'd agree with you if human worth was measured by how many zeros appear on your bank statement. Thankfully, it isn't.
Re:A Moneymaking Machine Like Few Others
by azatris on Thursday November 24, 2016 @08:04PM
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If you did that for altruistic causes (donating your wealth), it would make you quite worthy of a person at least in my book.
Re:A Moneymaking Machine Like Few Others
by toadi on Thursday November 24, 2016 @09:29PM
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I hope if you're that smart you would at least apply it to something more worthwhile.
Worthwhile doesnt usually bring in fame or fortune, just warm fuzzy feelings.
Unfortunately my landlord does not warm fuzzy feelings as currency.
Do something for society that makes money so that you can do something for society.
Like working for Google selling ads?
Hey, they put dinner on those yacht builders' tables.
Re:A Moneymaking Machine Like Few Others
by bradleyjg on Thursday November 24, 2016 @09:13PM
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Are you sure? Okay say you found out about Renaissance at 14--were you really going to spend the next decade and a half of your life working towards getting into and then completing a Phd in physics or math from a prestigious program just for the chance to interview at Renaissance?
Frustrating how a single bit of information can alter the course of one's life.