/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54533448
never buy at market open

>>24836485
>paying three mirrion dorrar ($3,000,000,000,000,000,000) to live in Maryland

>>24700365
>JOE BIDEN WAS SUPPOSED TO SAVE US

>>8121799
I really don't get this scam. Why you need a deposit to send something back? Simply ask people to post their public keys and deposit to the first ten pajeets that reply. No scamming needed. See you in hell.

>>1863780

>all women

More strawmen. If you can't into aggregates and averages, you shouldn't be on /biz/.

>isn't is cool how birds fly?
>I LIVE ACROSS THE STREET FROM AN OSTRICH, YOU FUCK!!!

This is how autistic you sound right now.

>women on average know FAR more about how to make themselves look attractive in pictures than men do

Yes, that must be it. It's not that they had your same understandable doubts initially so they re-did the study and got the same results, it's not that women are pickier by nature due to biology and parental investment, it's purely a misunderstanding that men's rating of the women makes perfect mathematical sense and the women's rating of the makes none.

Do a study to disprove theirs, get it peer reviewed, and come back with what you find.

>Marriage does not automatically make you rich

Thanks for finally admitting it.

>but the stats are overwhelming against single, non-married men in terms of wealth and income.

You admitted you were wrong and then said the same wrong shit again. Rich men tend to get married. Married men do not tend to get, or be, rich. Marriage does not make you rich, as you have been claiming.

Show me that the vast majority of married men are rich, and I'll concede the point.

>The tax code favors it immensely for that reason alone

Source? The tax code favors some married people and penalizes others. They each wash each other out.

>Any advice on this thread saying that wealth has no correlation to lifelong stable marriage is BS.

Too late to backtrack, son. You've been preaching "correlation means causation", i.e being married makes you rich, in most of your posts. 5th paragraph in >>1859599.

As for this pic >>1858759, Gates made his 1st
million by 23 and 1st billion by 31. Wasn't married until 38. Ortega may not have been rich until during his 1st marriage, don't know. Buffett had $82,000 in today's money by age 15. Slim was rich before marriage. Don't know about the rest and don't care.