/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17385326
It's cargo-cult thinking; people think that fortune will shine on them if they think the same thoughts as the fortunate, even if those thoughts have nothing to do in practice with money-making, or if nothing they do actually improves their life situation. Like tribesmen building facsimiles of cargo planes hoping it will bless them with more cargo planes bringing them stuff.

See also: the whole simulation hypothesis meme. No one would have thought twice about the simulation hypothesis if Elon Musk hadn't mentioned it. But people really think that occupying their thoughts with shit like this will bring them closer to Elon Musk money, just because of its proximity to Elon Musk.

>>11743824
>(((whales))) will pump the dead corpse of Bitcoin any day now guys
>it happened once before and it will totally happen again if just HODL realllyyyy hard
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