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> the real test of intelligence was knowing that you can lie about being an accredited investor If the USA is anything like Australia, this is still illegal. S
by nmfisher 6y ago
> the real test of intelligence was knowing that you can lie about being an accredited investor
If the USA is anything like Australia, this is still illegal. So maybe not so much about "intelligence" as it is "willingness to break the law when it's unlikely you'll be found out".
I suspect the latter strongly correlates with financial success more broadly, too.
- renewiltord 6y agoNah, no one punishes you over this because it's to protect you. The most high profile case is Chris Sacca. But he's way smarter than me so I'm willing to accept that he'll win games I can't play.