/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51390693
> tfw among those encrypted ticket confirmation holders

It was worth a shot bros.

>>19023824
Thank you anon. I've always hated camping and the Boy Scouts, but it wasn't till later on in life where I had an epiphany. I enjoyed the outdoors, I enjoyed the trekking a distance and the feeling of having an adventure, but more importantly, I wanted solitude.

> been in the crypto world since 2018
> Haven't invested a dime in BTC, only bought to immediately trade to /biz/ shitcoin of choice
> Finally read the whitepaper to learn exactly how mining works
> Even borrowed someone's script to test out the proof of work algorithm
> Blown away by how simple the idea is

Satoshi Nakamoto is a visionary and a genius If there is any justice in this world, he'll have a day dedicated to praising his name within the next 20 years.

>>17089052
Fuck off. This guy's a hero. This man preaches and actively lives the life of discipline while I can't even commit to working out and walking my dog everyday, much less work out 5 days a week. Or make it to my job on time. The things he teaches can be applied to anything, even the very mechanics of blockchain technology and its success, i.e. decentralized command.

And his kid's podcast is pretty great.

>>16103137
>But we're not used to being fucked so it's hitting different
Rest assured, I'm not trying to turn this into a competition. This board gave me a strong appreciation for the Jews and gave me better understanding the value of a strong culture and your own personal history. I live the Caribbean so I want to believe I feel a stronger attachment to my home compared to someone who lives in the US.

But what they're doing to the white men is unprecedented. It's one to look down on a group or ethnicity or race collectively, as the discriminated can seek support from one another. But this new culture where it's cool to "hate the white man"? Where you're expected to hate yourself and everyone like you? This is going to ruin the self esteem of the new generation and I can only imagine how mentally depraved they will become.

>>15770834
>For me, it was feelings of abandonment and a mentally ill sister. I was a latch key kid because both my parents were working all the time, and my sister is an intolerable violent retard, so I basically learned to disengage, it was the only way I knew how to cope as a child.

OP you're basically describing me. I have an autistic older brother who is well meaning but I clashed with ALL the time and my parents kind of forgot about me to focus on him and my other sister till I was about to graduate. I suppose this is the reason why I'm fairly detached from my family. I also have this problem of needing a proverbial gun to my head to get anything done as I'm lazy otherwise. Tell me anon, where do I look to climb out of this hole?

>>15188546
>I climbed everest base camp last year and had the best experience of my life.
How difficult was it to avoid all the shit? I want to mountain climb (on babby tier mountains cause I don't wanna die and never did it before), but I doubt I'll ever bother with Everest due to how congested it is.

If there's one thing I'm drawn by, it's the sense of isolation and the allure of exploring that calls me to the wild. I take it OP doesn't do shit for physical activities, much less walk around for the sake of walking, so he wouldn't be interested in that sort of thing.

>>15113401
No joke, the reason that motivated me to click on /biz/ after being on this site for a few years was because a girl I got cold feet in starting a relationship introduced me to a "friend" she met that day and she went home with him that night. At any point in time, she and I both knew that I could have stepped in and put a halt to all that. But I did nothing. That was the moment I was convinced I was going to die alone and if I'm going to die alone, I might as well have money.

If I find out that dude bought a single link token below $100 or became a millionaire off of it, I'm going to become a terrorist that day as there's no hope in this godforsaken gay world.

>>13370662
>I like to see stuff that is beautifull. Seeing it in a picture on the internet isn't the same as smelling, feeling, seeing, tasting and touching it yourself.

This. Having a photo of a forest doesn't cut it for me. I want to walk through the woods, feel the twigs crunching under my feet, balance myself down the hill of an uneven trail, listen to the sounds the insects and birds fluttering above, and traverse a distance to make it to my destination and be able to say "I made it".

>>13292941
I've quit a Bioinformatics position which caused me to pack up and leave the US' continent to go back home. I haven't been able to break back into the tech world, but I've had some good memories of jumping into so many different jobs and field to figure out what to do with my life and I even managed to make one of my childhood dreams come true by being a cook for a year and getting to work with one of my best buds from HS.

I can't say whether or not it's all worth it. I know I wouldn't be happy in that tech job but on the flipside, I've had basically my entire family and every person who knew my parents have their 15 minutes of fame scolding me about my life decisions. Now, I'm in a white collar job that's not coding in anyway that no one complains about but me.

I wish I could have the confidence to tell you to follow your dreams anon, I'm trying to follow my own and it's difficult (I'm farther behind than you as I don't even know what I want). Hopefully crypto will give us that pass.

>>11926732
How did you pay your taxes OP? I am going all in on Link and want to be prepared for when the time comes. I'm closing in on 20K and think that will be a comfortable spot to be for the singularity.

Do you have any big projects in mind for the money you made? Like supporting your old schools, or creating pet project animations, games and whatnot?