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    Sharing my notes from a millionaire fx group.

    It means you are lazy and deserve to lose your money.
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    Laziness- the main ingredient of economic Socialism

    when you grow up you will realize how random the world is. That doesn’t discount hard work, but there are a thousand variables that have to go right to be successful and they are out of your control.
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    How about a $19,000-per-month internship this summer?

    none of that clearly affected his motivations.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    maybe the question is why did the gap narrow from 1920 to 1970? you might like this page. I did. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Compression he’s arguing unions.
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    Laziness- the main ingredient of economic Socialism

    also those who are financially lucky seem hate socialism.
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    How about a $19,000-per-month internship this summer?

    1. Go to French grand ecole or Indian IIT where tuition is basically free. 2. Work at citadel 3. Arbitrage!
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    How do you explain US exceptionalism over the last 75 years?

    really more Asian.
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    How about a $19,000-per-month internship this summer?

    billions in tax savings helped. Plus the ability to remake the skyline of the city.
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    Asian students hiding their ethnic identity- thanks to progressives

    conservatives win. No more whiteys at Harvard!
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    How do you explain US exceptionalism over the last 75 years?

    I see. You misunderstood which line in your post I had an issue with.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    I’m good that way.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    please elaborate.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    I don't see a problem in the wealth disparity in America. Today there is a massive shortage of skilled labor. Yet people don't want to train up. Almost anyone can be making 70,000/year with 24 months. It takes going into a trades or going into a skilled profession and learning said skill. People...
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    Again, the focus is on the top. If the ceo was paid 1mm and shareholders got all his comp in the form of a dividend, would you be happier? What if all those shareholders are hedge funders like Ken griffin? you aren’t aware that professional sports atheletes make millions while the backoffice...
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    Do you read what you type?
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    Again, you are focused on the one guy at the top and not on the guys at the bottom or the middle. The core argument isn't about improving the bottom 50,000 people, it's about lowering the 1 guy at top while acknowledging that money will just trickle out to other people at the top. Why aren't...
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    Disabled? Want to be miraculously healed? Just fly Southwest

    There was a travel booking site (like Kayak) called Hipmunk. They sorted hotels by what they called an "Exctasy Factor" and your flights by an "Agony Factor." Unless you are flying in the front, airline travel is an unpleasant experience.
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    Greeks for Strike :-)

    Impossible to do. Can only be done for $1.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    Almost all your posts on here have been about the CEO's pay and virtually none have been about worker pay. We know the solution isn't to lower executive comp. That will enrichen shareholders but no one else.
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    Busting the “Paid What You’re Worth” Myth

    Workers have a lot of power. Most just don't create a lot of impact to earn more in wages. No one will pay a worker more than the company earns from his labor.
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