/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22098586
If you actually knew how this is going to end up you'd probably not be able to sleep, work normally or look at anything the same way again. You might give up on everything, take a care free attitude, or you might start doing crazy shit like what I'm doing. But it's years in the making.

Staking silver is not just for the gains, it's for a time when it and gold will tower among any other form of money such as smooth rocks, bits of scrap metal, rusty nails or nicely carved wooden sticks.

I'll put you in the funny folder.

>>22099149
I haven't seen that website before. I think doing that is a bit too easy but maybe it's useful to some people. I've read at least a hundred thousand pages in the last ten years (mostly spot checking a few pages here and also whole books) to sort material to keep... and what not to keep. I've worked for what I have and I know pretty much all of it and why I've got it. Even with this work so far, I expect my work to end in about 10 years and I sincerely think this will not be enough time to do everything I want... and I'm already sad for that. Physical production is going to be a real challenge though at least paintings have been done and that was really the longest wait even for what I have - I gave orders in 2010-2012 and got them years later.

I recommand people read books... lots of them. I could recommand lots of things but I don't think it'll change anything. You might hit on a book that affects you, deeply - I've had a few of those.

>>22099492
I'm not working on odds... well actually I know what the odds are... but what I mean is that it's not going to increase the odds for me having even a hundred extra digital copies in the future or likely to actually help one other person. Read the above response.

>>22098729
If you only knew. Then you wouldn't be able to sleep at night. It might ruin you.