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Yeah I may regret it but i'd rather try to hold some of the top assets than have none at all. Bitcoin has a special place, Silver is my favourite, and Gold is shiny too. But maybe I can use the Stocks as collateral for something someday. Or as something to cry about to other people, "I remember when I lost it all in the great depresso crash of 2027...". NVIDIA would have been a great one to buy a few years ago before it took off. SpaceX just launched and maybe a rough hodl but i've been hoping there would be a chance to own some Space Economy. Even if I can get some Canadian businesses where I spend my money I will feel better knowing I have some skin in the game. Sure I can lose it all, but there's nowhere to go but up. And I will try to keep adding to my BTC holdings at the same time. Gotta make that money, no one is getting out alive! Will I live another 26 years? I hope so. 26 after that? Not guaranteed! Its now or never. Also, I finished my first listen of that book Iron Heel. I forgot it was a dystopia, I found myself imagining it was a true story in some parts, but later when it was mobs and executions I was a bit shocked. It seems to be a bit clearer on second listen, it seems to be a narrative of someone reading an old manuscript , but its set in a fictional future, but references the early 1900s at times. Fascinating! Thanks for sharing, I have more to read by that philosopher too. I'll be on the road a lot this summer, and will try to absorb as much as I can.
Yes, that is the way it was written, as a future discovery of the past.
London wrote it in 1907 and thought we would have figured all this out years ago.
The main thing I take away is the math of chapter 9.
According to that 1/2 goes to the owner in profit and everything else is paid from the other half.
So, a 10m dollar bridge is really a less than 5m dollar bridge, IF you take out the crapitalust's profits.
If you make it through that list, you will have a good grasp of economic alternatives that are available as options.
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