/biz/ - Business & Finance

I was 21, 22. I worked... something like 80 hours to 110 hours per week, on my business, with no friends, as a total shut-in. The whole meme about working hard, never ever really panned out. It was a lie the whole time. I feel like back then, I lost a part of myself. The defeat was so crushing when I failed to raise funding for the business and since then I've never gone anywhere near that sort of level of dedication. How do I gain it back? I can't go through that again, not like that. But what supplements do you recommend for restoring energy and vibrancy for the pursuit of business?

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I know you philosophical niggers love to creep in here and reek the village with disdain, so let me boil down your meekminded-faggotry to the nothingness it really is... philosophy is the crumbs on the silver platter for the wealthy.

All this abstraction of the universe and it's similarity to a simulation is strikingly a rehash of the OG, Nietzsche and even then, it's total shit. Monkeys and primates at the time of hunger and survival and primal urges did not fathom non-existent philosophical problems of this nature or of any sort. Before you go on dismissing me as some sort fundamentalist, I'm not.

I'm telling, and that if even if your philosophy was true and who knows, there's a real likelihood it is, what benefit, intrinsic does it benefit you today. I'm talking in real terms, today.

I feel that blockchain moon boys will be the only ones crazy enough to fund the next space race. Tourism and mining are what I see as the most relevant. Mining will probably flood terrestrial markets and be done by robots mostly. Tourism may be only accessible to the ultra rich.

Let's say you're an absolute madman and cash out $5 million in Bitcoin through Coinbase.

The Bitcoin is untraceable, as it's been shapeshifted and tumbled many times. What will the IRS do if I can't prove where the money came from, and neither can they, but I want to pay tax on it?