/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>8431306
>If you feel like you have leave money to the child for it to succeed, you failed as a parent. you had time to educate your spawn and imbule them with good habits.
Agreed completely.

It may not be our objective duty as individuals, but it is objectively the duty of a society to care for and enable it's people to be as good for the society as possible.
If that means picking up slack for bad parenting, then so be it. Another kind, helpful member of the community at the end of our efforts will be reward enough.

>>8431543
>it required peace of mind and some money that I could comfortable throw at something incredibly risky. Some skill, mental fortitude as well, but not as much.
My point exactly. You knew how to handle your resources, invested them into smart ideas (even if the idea of scamming money from dumb people is somewhat objectionable, morally speaking), and you were rewarded in turn.

>One anon once said that getting rich through crypto is one step above the sewer of inheritance.
I disagree. We're investing resources into a fledgling technology that has the potential to take society in a very positive direction.
I may disagree with a society that places money as a source of power and coercion, but I don't deny that that is the reality I face, and so I plan to use what power (money) I can personally to help further a positive community for all worthwhile individuals.

Whats the most painless way to go biz?


Hose from the tailpipe into cab?