/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>52712032

Notice how shelter is one of the baseline needs. Jews have convinced you retarded golems to treat shelter like a fucking commodity. As someone who is born onto the Earth, you are literally entitled to own land and do what you want with it.

>>50476914
Then why not work part time? Look at the hierarchy of needs. What part do you still need to fulfill? I understand the drive for children and family, but there are those like you who don't have that. Either you want money, you want purpose, or you're bored. Either way, what do you want anon? We can't answer it for you. If you think existence is pathetic, then no one can change your mind.

>>29938134
If the system you rely on to survive is being destroyed, you need to learn to stop relying on it.
That means self-sufficiency (easier said than done).
As for investments, unless you know exactly what this future will look like, it's hard to say for sure. I like gold and silver because they're out of the system and don't have counter party risk (though they do have the risk of continued paper manipulation).
Crypto represents an industrial revolution where a large portion of white collar work is replaced. It's unique in that it gives you a chance to have partial ownership of the factories. All you have to do is own the cryptos that will win out as becoming the factories doing the actual white collar work.
Other than that: land you can grow stuff on, equipment to grow it with, solar panels (contain silver so they'll be very expensive if silver blows up), seeds, water collecting, purification equipment, guns, ammo, etc etc..
Get out of dept (might inflate away, but you might not have any cash flow to pay it), don't even think of touching variable interest rates.

>>20001145
Fren always nice :)

>>20001119
I'll check it out, thanks!

>>20001090
I've had the same conclusions too, I've only made friends from friends and that's because of Highschool and Uni.

The more you travel, and more time passes from those days, the more harder it is to have good, close friendships. I find myself putting up a wall because I don't trust people.

nowadays that internet friends are mainstream, I even lack those. man, life is weird.

Bumble/Tinder are great, especially if you change your location. It's a great signal ratio to see if you fit in somewhere and how much fun you have -- so I find that lately helps me tons on how I travel and see myself in society.

Turns out life is more fun with friends, or people to talk too.

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>>20001213

Never knew about the big five! I know MBTI and such, I was an ESTP and that changed to ENTP then INTP.

So, take lexapro for serotonin it seems.