/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57455715
What's up with Jehovah's Witnesses?

>>28289632
You mean something like this?

>>26731657
I mean, you're right as far as correlation not being causation. But if we're going to talk logical fallacies, your counter was an actual anecdote. I don't mean to be a cock, but your example was people you know. Also, here's statistics. Saging because this is off topic.

>>25306007
This makes the Pajeet seethe

Cryptocurrency is a meme that is far overhyped by people who believe they're way smarter than they actually are.

Options are where it's at

>>23204691
Yes, they made sure to preserve their teachings, but also were guilty of also controlling knowledge and suppressing thought for profit. Christianity was turned as a weapon against man, and it's censored teachings lead humanity backwards instead of forwards.

>>23204708
Eh, I'm not religious and have no personal ties to any religion.

>>16549391
>>16549597

>>13218968

What's the key to networking? I live close to a very rich area where essentially everyone is a millionaire. The cheapest homes are 500k. I am thinking of joining the local golf club, becoming a Freemason since there is a lodge in the neighborhood, and attending a local church. Do you think this would get me decent business connections? Any ideas/advice would be greatly appreciated.

Would it be illegal to have a human digest coffee beans and then sell the coffee online? I thought of doing it as a prank on eBay, but was thinking about the condition our society is in and how retarded humans are, that it could actually catch on and be a marketable thing.

Also, there's a lot of WW3 tin foil hatters going around wanting to learn survival and SHTF scenarios. How much could I sell alcohol stoves made out of soda cans for on Etsy? Could I put a bunch of dead leaves and stuff and a match in a plastic baggie, and make money selling it as an emergency fire starter kit? Also, what about selling single trash bags? They have a ton of uses and could be easily marketed.

>>1562074
Indian isn't a religion.