/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54976878
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNcDZUE7lMU

Hmmm sweet memetic death metal potential with kids running around like on fire, yeaaaah boi, Shill kill counter: 133769. Will get some beer today, have a cheers on that weird chart & work a bit on the jiemi details on picrel. Also jiemi is the only true mascot, fuck you faggots, i will only draw harder while getting the best of AI,as in the best of both worlds. WAGMI n sheeeeeeit, sneed to you shillniggers barely posting without dedication. Ihate Kenneth Griffin and i love drinking, drawing & reading these threads. Nowadays they are pretty slow and boring, but i will wait for all the anons to come back en masse when this shit will happen. In the meantime, jiemi will digitize and evolve further to push morale. I love every anon in here. See you

>>54970759
Okay, this is epic. First off, i didn't even expect to get a reply, so thanks a lot. Anyways, results in picrel, i present high definition Jiemi chan, final boss of financial memetecism, egregorial entitty, mistress of hedgefund misery. Gamers, we made it.
Here is an excerpt from the german wikipedia article:
"According to Mark Stavish, the work of "egregors" is one of the best-kept secrets of the esoteric tradition. These are by no means only those circles that are commonly referred to as "esotericists". According to Stavish, it is influential circles in politics, business and religion that - consciously or unconsciously - rely on the power of egregors."

>>54970759
Okay, this is epic. Gamers we made it., First off, i didn't even expect to get a reply, but anyways, thanks a lot.. Results in picrel, i present hich Jiemi chan, final boss of financial memetecism, egregorial entitty, mistress of hedgefund misery. From tge german wikipedia article:
"According to Mark Stavish, the work of "egregors" is one of the best-kept secrets of the esoteric tradition. These are by no means only those circles that are commonly referred to as "esotericists". According to Stavish, it is influential circles in politics, business and religion that - consciously or unconsciously - rely on the power of egregors."