No not disturb from 6pm onwards. I'd rather not even know if someone had tried calling me as I probably wont check my phone before sleep anyway. Parents do get thru though
Opinionhaver
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I own a house and I don't make anywhere even close to 70k a year.
Yes it does assume economic growth over the rest of my lifetime but it has done that for the past 100+ years so it's not a completely unreasonable expectation and even if that is not the case then we'd all be screwed either way.
Million dollars is enough to retire if you invest that into stock markets and life off the interests which would average 70k a year.
This is quite psychotic.
Nothing. I'm already murdering the exact amount of people I want to which is none.
That is still considered active trading when someone is manually picking which stocks to buy. Historically, passive investing into index funds tends to have outperformed nearly everyone who does individual stock picking based on their own judgement.
Buying and selling stock based on short term value fluctuations.
I invest to make money, not to make a statement. If you try to combine the two, you’re likely doing one at the expense of the other. People are free to invest however they want, but making investment decisions based on emotions will inevitably be reflected in their returns - or lack thereof.
Currently, about 65% of my investments are in U.S. companies, while 7.8% are in Europe (where I live).
I live in a log cabin so what would be left is a concrete foundation and a pile of tin roofing.
My tools are in a separate building so those would be left though, as well as my truck that's not parked close to the main building.
No, I don't think consciousness is necessary for intelligence either. I just couldn't help but comment on that because as a subject it's close to my heart.
Freedom of speech means you won’t be legally prosecuted for what you say. Getting fired because you won’t stop talking about politics isn’t a free speech issue - it’s just a consequence of being insufferable to the point where no one wants to be around you. What's the common denominator among all the people you've ran into this issue with? You are.