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Re:A Data-Driven Guide to Becoming a Consistent Billionaire by erikb on Tuesday October 10, 2017 @11:11AM (#15442435)
It's also hard for me to see where our experiences diverge so much that we can't understand each other. Maybe you don't know that billionaires are not having this billion dollars on their bank account, but instead it's a calculation of assumed ownership of stock, houses, derivates etc?

If you have a billion dollar on a bank account with a bank that would cash that amount of money, then I'd say yes you are rich. But the Forbes list is mostly guessed values that are used in calculations, based on real but unknown values that may change a lot between one day and another.

I hope that was the point. If not give me some hints or explain your point of view more detailed. I wouldn't be surprised if we find out that we actually share the same view but express it differently.

Re:A Data-Driven Guide to Becoming a Consistent Billionaire by ohquu on Tuesday October 10, 2017 @02:56PM (#15444367)
Please tell me how many on the Forbes list are starving. Hell, give me an example of any billionaire ever that ended up starving. The point you’re trying to make has no basis in reality.
Re:A Data-Driven Guide to Becoming a Consistent Billionaire by erikb on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @02:52AM (#15447748)
You talk about correlation, statistics. I talk about logical conclusion.
Re:A Data-Driven Guide to Becoming a Consistent Billionaire by ohquu on Wednesday October 11, 2017 @02:45PM (#15452190)
No you don’t!