/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50129076
because there are only 2 scenarios

either crypto survives and in 5-10 years my investment pays off or crypto dies and i lose maybe a years wage bohoo big fucking deal i will have to work for the next 40 years anyway so it really does not matter
panicselling is for midwits

>>50133614
Think of this image as the average normie in todays economy. He could probably turn back if he tried but its obviously too late. Of he were surrounded by other ducks about to plunge then he would cause all sorts of shit trying to turn around especially when the others try to do so and they all end up distracted long enough that they all take the fall.
In other words, there isnt enough for everyone, the system can sustain hits from a handful of people, but when the masses come stampeding in thats when the tap is turned off.

>>21059032
To let these iq filtered cRipple muthafuckas know

>>18941423
Yeah pretty much this. Of course I would love to be able to be rich for material reasons but the number one reason is that I never want to have to work again.

Is this peak fear yet?

>>12823550
nowhere, online casinos should be illegal globally. near 0 expenses and addicts can gamble away their salaries at home, all alone.

real casinos at least have to spend a lot of money on drinks, staff, entertainment, space, security etc. and addicts won't lose everything home alone. also way less risks of the house cheating in physical locations compared to online casinos that are hosted in god knows where.

>>9596276
Normie
>muh drinking
>muh travel

>>9576746
Ok what’s your tele number?

>>9546309
I'll elaborate and try to help. I guess people keep talking about confidence, but that's not very informative because the paths are different from person to person. There's actually a couple of very simple steps to becoming a confident, attractive man:

>find just one physical activity you enjoy and can engage in two to three times a week. It can be swimming, cycling, weightlifting, running, boxing, football, basketball, baseball, gymnastics, wrestling, rockclimbing. Anything goes as long as it actually burns some calories and requires some strength or cardio.
>Find one non-digital field of study you enjoy, and can actually see yourself reading into or practicing for fun. Philosophy, economics, math, physics, sports theory, writing, cooking, woodworking, smithing.
>Make it a priority to always do these or read about these instead of your usual entertainment go-to like vidya or netflix or 4chan or whatever.
>Do this for three months so you can get familiar.
>Start looking for people that like these things. Join a meet about the stuff you like. Host a meet if there arent any.
>Watch as no matter how much of an incel you are, you can actually hold a conversation with these people simply because you like the same things
>Become chad in a year

>>9536163
This is list is biased and very outdated. Most degrees can get you a decent Job, but 90% of a good Job is marketing yourself through experience, resume, and network.

Degrees alone will not get you "starting 100,000" without the extra circulars to back it up. I know people who make over 100,000 with shitty English majors, but did the extra shit here and there to make themselves more desirable over people with the degrees in the field.

Also don't go to college just for a Job. Pick degrees that allow you to take advantage of opportunities provided at colleges or allowing you to become a more efficient entrepreneur will out do any others.

The only engineer I would recommend is petroleum or chemical, but prepare to actually TRAVEL OUTSIDE THE COUNTRY to make it worth it.