/biz/ - Business & Finance

>t. Canadian poor with no prospect of home ownership.

I was listening to Sam Hyde and it really made sense how I could use this money now to invest in something out of their ability to repossess.

How many years would my credit score be fucked for if I just never paid it back?

What would happen if I negotiated absurdly minimum payments that we're impossible to pay off, and eventually settled for a quarter of the value?

Seychelles anon ran an army of bots on /pol/ for days and was something like 30% of the traffic on that board for a few days without most people realising. Those of you who haven't seen it here is a link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efPrtcLdcdM&t=38s
Compared to people working in tech/programming/engineering I am really a layman when it comes to understanding how that industry works but I have a theory and some questions that maybe some of you bigbrains can answer:
If a large number of views on websites like tiktok, facebook, and youtube is actually generated by bots and most people are unaware of this, given that these companies make money based on how many people view the advertising on the videos... wouldn't this overestimation of how many people are viewing the ads lead to an overestimation of how much a video is worth?
If something like 50 or 60% of the views turned out to be bots (hypothetically) and then the companies paying for their ads to be seen found out about this... wouldn't that lead to a huge crash?
What I've been thinking about lately is that all of these tech/social media companies could be way overvalued for this reason, unless of course it's already priced in.
Is it already priced in? Do companies know how much of their viewership is bots and adjust for this?
I think we all know that tech companies are overvalued any way regardless, but this would be a huge problem if it were the case and hadn't been accounted for already.

>richest country in the world
>20% of it its very por
>majority earns less than 75.000

shithole, third world country with a gucci belt and nukes

>>49786350
someone liquidated a ton of money