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When something improves by an order of magnitude, prior descriptors may be misleading. (wealthy people take advantage of this oversight all the time in my exper
by mensetmanusman 2y ago
When something improves by an order of magnitude, prior descriptors may be misleading. (wealthy people take advantage of this oversight all the time in my experience).
- sandspar 2y agoElaborate on that part about wealthy people?
- truckerbill 2y ago5% return on 1000 bucks ain’t much for one
- mensetmanusman 2y agoWhen anything changes by an order of magnitude, you have to reassess all your assumptions for application spaces. This can have big impacts on how you decide to invest.