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by naveen99 5y ago
Isn’t this the idea behind the paleo diets ?
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Time is always running out. Even when you were 20, there wasn’t enough time to do everything. Even a 100 lifetimes isn’t enough to do everything. But the universe of things doable in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, d
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by naveen99 5y ago
treasury prices are floating, so market participants other than the fmoc control them as much as the fed to the extent that neither side wants to leave money on the table. The fed and the market are both more forward looking then a few days
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Rich sons and daughters are atleast equally born rich.
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1 nothing, 2 nothing, countably infinite nothings… pairs of nothings.
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by naveen99 5y ago
Imagine if us oligarchs split into 2 factions and had a disagreement. Maybe 1 faction decided to go join Russia or Ukraine, secretly or not so secretly. I imagine real wars and real economic decoupling are both proxy fights between oligar
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by naveen99 5y ago
Those application rates are 10:1 in india, but only 2:1 in the usa.
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by naveen99 5y ago
Because linkedin has more equal representation of mbti types, and not dominated by INTx.
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Are you taking into account property taxes ?
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by naveen99 5y ago
i don't know what information is private for millions of citizens. Practically all citizens have retirement and non retirement brokerage accounts with private companies. Between the credit agencies, credit card companies, banks, broke
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by naveen99 5y ago
Calling the irs could be free and simple (provided by fidelity or tdameritrade like private entities), but irs employees lobby against it. Instead you get to wait for hours on the phone and call back the next day to do it all over again.
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Imagine where it would be if modi didn’t ban tiktok in india…
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The most eligible client of a surveillance resistant system is a challenger to the throne, not a pleb. Since the most powerful can optionally exercise their power through persuasion of a multitude of plebs, there is a natural 50/50 sp
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by naveen99 5y ago
The us separates government debt from fed assets. If you net it out, the debt is even more massive, especially compared to some countries which just have sovereign wealth funds, a budget surplus, and no debt. best to just look at the glob
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63 trillion which is probably around 10-15% of global wealth right now. Plenty of people are already keeping 15% of their portfolio in bitcoin.
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Bring their money or fame.
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by naveen99 5y ago
Include labor and leverage in your thinking on diversification as orthogonal dimensions to asset class. Even rich people can bring their own labor out of reserve when there assets are losing value. When assets appreciate, they can rebalan
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by naveen99 5y ago
People around the world regularly retire with far less than $150k. Also the median us worker earns over 2 million dollars in their lifetime. Most chose to spend it as they earn it. A lot more of them could certainly reduce their consumpti
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by naveen99 5y ago
Yes. Of course a comet could also annihilate us at any time.
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by naveen99 5y ago
Men have gone from 87% to 67%, while women have gone from 33% to 57% since 1950 [1]. Mean net worth in the us is $1 million by 50years of age. A lot of people could retire 10 years earlier if they really wanted to. I agree that these numbe
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by naveen99 5y ago
https://www.quora.com/If-a-massive-solar-event-suddenly-had-... solar flares are predictable with enough notice. If it’s an h bomb, we will have enough problems with or without the empl. So, please stop writing old fashio
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by naveen99 5y ago
Unemployment rate is meaningless in the face of labor participation rates that swing by 10’s of percentage points. us average person is so rich, they can deleverage their labor, retire early etc. no amount of qe or qt will make a dent if
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by naveen99 5y ago
Basic income works from parents to children, for example trust funds. Sometimes it’s expanded to families, for example emirates in UAE. The next level is small countries with large sovereign wealth funds. Of course family seems to lose i
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by naveen99 5y ago
Equity is mostly an identity politics thing. If you get true equity, it destroys identity politics. Unfortunately it will suffer from spontaneous symmetry breaking.
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Herb Gross: https://www.mathasasecondlanguage.org/classroom/arithmetic.p...
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Same way you decide when to resign in a chess or go game. When you know you are going to lose with certainty, or you are hopeless.
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by naveen99 5y ago
It’s not so much price manipulation as timed restrictions / throttled deposits / withdrawals / order execution. basically market malfunctions / barriers. you can always arrange over the counter transactions though.
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Some countries want to run their own currencies, but most of them really just outsource to the dollar or a printing press in Germany. Some countries want to run their own militaries, but most of them really just outsource to the us defense
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My point is the employer already effectively pays the 55% tax rate for the minimum wage worker. The employer has to budget for the pretax gross pay of the worker. From the point of view of the rich, poor people’s income tax is rich people’
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Someone is employing you. The tax burden is effectively split between you and them, even if nominally you are paying it. You pre tax salary is an expense to your employer, which if not expensed, would likely get taxed at the highest tax r

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