Money Is Not Wealth: Most important article for a young person to read

Interesting point of view of the mouse in the maze that is looking for ways to get the
largest piece of cheese. It answers none of the questions I find interesting.
Who is running the show and for what purpose in this company, industry, continent, planet,
solar system, galaxy, universe? I have a feeling that all is connected into the meaning of life
and what is important.
 
TradeCat said:
Money buys happiness. It can also buy friends, family and love. Only people who believe in a contrarian philosophy are those without wealth.
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Since you started posting I have not read anything resembling intelligence, knowledge or wisdom from you...go back and read your old post, you will be amazed at how ignorant you are.
 
RRY16 said:
Since you started posting I have not read anything resembling intelligence, knowledge or wisdom from you...go back and read your old post, you will be amazed at how ignorant you are.
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Now that is one ignorant post - I think you should change the first letter to "C" :rolleyes:

J_S
 
Cswim63 said:
Ok I just need to mention this. The intuitive personality is found in less than 10 percent of the population. Probably way less. Most people are rational. However, a very high percentage of CEOs are intuitive. I was told it's over 80 percent. Here you have a case where the leader of the company, a woman, appears to be off the charts in terms of intuition. However, from the reading and I can tell you first hand from experience, intuitives tend to shy away from conflict. It's almost as if it rattles their cage so they lose their abilities. I'm talking about Paul's wife. Sorry if this is too weird for you guys.
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I think you mean the majority of people are fearful, egocentric and irrational, thus underoptimized in a world where cooperation gets you further than the pack in the rat-race. The majority of people do function adequately however, and many have fields of interest where they may shine and contribute.

Don't worry, these kinds of things were shared by perfect strangers 100-200 years ago too. In gathering places, in books, libraries, pamphlets, etc. Just more accellerated now.
 
I glanced thru the article - not worth reading, a load of bollox!

Who the fuk needs startups, when, today you can effectively daytrade US blue chip stocks, and, with a bit more effort, the ES and NQ.

You learn from History, but that does not mean you have to repeat History - best to concentrate on cycles, rather than isolated events!

J_S
 
J_Smith said:
I glanced thru the article - not worth reading, a load of bollox!

Who the fuk needs startups, when, today you can effectively daytrade US blue chip stocks, and, with a bit more effort, the ES and NQ.

You learn from History, but that does not mean you have to repeat History - best to concentrate on cycles, rather than isolated events!

J_S
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Sooo... Don't try to repeat history, but concentrade on cycles (historical) and act from them? How's it works?
 
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