Idk but I live off interest
I’ve thought about owning real estate but it’s high effort and dealing with normies
Stocks r rigged expect Ls here
And I missed the gold run cause I was too lazy to declare it
Idk but I live off interest
I’ve thought about owning real estate but it’s high effort and dealing with normies
Stocks r rigged expect Ls here
And I missed the gold run cause I was too lazy to declare it
You would look into the S&P 500, think of the S&P 500 not as "the stock market," but as the bedrock of the entire system. When you buy an index fund, you aren't gambling; you’re just taxing the 500 biggest companies in the world for the privilege of existing. It’s the ultimate "lazy" move because you don't have to pick winners—the index does it for you. If a company fails, they kick it out and bring in a fresh one.
You've got five years or less to get ahead. UBI may or may not become a thing over the next 15 years, if the major catastrophes that wipe out civilization we all talk about turn out to be fake and gay. But I wouldn't want to rely on UBI or wait for it to happen.
You've got five years or less to get ahead. UBI may or may not become a thing over the next 15 years, if the major catastrophes that wipe out civilization we all talk about turn out to be fake and gay. But I wouldn't want to rely on UBI or wait for it to happen.
We won't see UBI until the current left-right deadlock is broken; there's just too much systemic corruption. The resources exist to do it now, but the system lacks the transparency to make it happen. We need a 'fourth branch' of government—something like uncorruptible AI judges or independent oversight—dedicated solely to real anti-trust busting and transparency.
Hoping for a final catastrophe to 'reset' things is just a dream. History shows that a collapse doesn't usually remove the boot from your neck; it just changes who is wearing it. And honestly I'm more for UBS over UBI but in all cases I believe a country should take care of its people at the bottom.