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Your post made phrased as if he did the majority of the work after he was 50. Anyone who sees two numbers that are less than 1% different would initially think
by johnfn 4y ago
Your post made phrased as if he did the majority of the work after he was 50. Anyone who sees two numbers that are less than 1% different would initially think the same. If you're making a point about exponential growth, feel free to use exponential notation, or talk in deltas.
> You just absolutely refuse to comprehend compound growth.
What a bizarre thing to say.
- rufus_foreman 4y ago$100 invested in 1945, what does it amount to today?