Dude I've seen people who absolutely understand that it's a ponzi, and jump in it to screw the greater fools by being themselves the greater fool of others. Mo

Dude I've seen people who absolutely understand that it's a ponzi, and jump in it to screw the greater fools by being themselves the greater fool of others. Most people join ponzis knowingly trying to make an impossible buck on the back of the next guy. I can understand poor communities exploited by MLM companies, maybe (but who thinks money comes from selling idiotic products to your friends, really?), but ponzi victims losing all their saving when it falls should consider: - why put so much in non mainstream vehicles (cash, real estate, your company's stock) - if non insured by the government, it's always a possibility to lose it all, it can't be such a surprise. Even a nice house can lose all its value due to a construction nearby