/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>27382103
>>27382185
Thanks lads. Its a steep learning curve but I'm treating it like a new hobby and enjoying the ride. Lets do this!

>>6212297
based

Should I do Electrical or Mechanical engineering for my major?

>Invest $10,000 in $4 - $20 stock.
>Wait until it's gone up by 1%
>Cash out
>Repeat

What's wrong with my logic?

I'm about to start a degree. Time to choose up, should I go with Mechanical or Electrical engineering? Which is more lucrative?

>>971667
Ultimately death to be honest.

Just imagine what a total fucking nightmare it would be to have to live for eternity. No way to kill yourself, every day you need to wake again and again. I would go insane.

I mean sometimes I already have sort of panic attacks about how bored I am with everything and everyone around me. Always the same neverending shit to go through.

Always chasing pleasure, always the same retarded stories on the news, always seeing people going through the same rollercoaster of emotions, always the same story being told for all of mankinds history (love, children, success, loss, death, ad nauseam), etc.

The play always remains the same, only the actors are changed constantly.

Play your part and finish it when it needs to be finished.

One of the best lyrics that describe this are by Moderat - Bad Kingdom:
Here it ends
No one’s gonna shed a tear
No need to shout
Just to stand the silence

The video clip is also very explanatory:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NPxqXMZq7o


Marcus Aurelius also very well explains how one should just continue (courageously) knowing everything in this universum is just temporary, especially our lives. Our pleasures and pains are merely cheap, floating passions that need to be reduced to a minumum so you can focus on true joy of being and thinking.