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What are the odds of a poor fag with a smart brain becoming a billionaire in 15 years.

>> No.16939253

bout three fiddy

>> No.16939261

>>16939235
A smart brain wouldn’t be a poor fag

>> No.16939271

>>16939235
The odds are very good if that poorfag sells everything he owns and goes al in chainlink.
Of course the poorfag wouldnt do it because that move requires massive balls.

>> No.16939292

>>16939235
The odds are very good if that poorfag sells everything he owns and goes al in BTC.
Of course the poorfag wouldnt do it because that move requires massive balls.

>> No.16939296

that poorfag's name? albert einste-

>> No.16939297

Better off buying scratchers and lottery tickets and putting $20 bills on 0 and 00 in roulette in Vegas

>> No.16939313

>>16939261
Well my dad went from being born in the middle of nowhere into being one of the best in his engineering field globally. He is a literal genius. My intellect probably isn't as sharp as his, but its close. My dad is quite succesful, but I don't want to use his finances for his feat. How manageable is this?

>> No.16939331

>>16939313
Again, if you were smart you wouldn't be poor. How old are you?

>> No.16939334

>>16939235
starting with $1000 and making a consistent 2% a day you could get to a milly in a year. can you learn how to do that?

>> No.16939348

>>16939331
I am not poor, I just don't have anything saved up because I never had to worry about finances. 20 yrs old.

>> No.16939365

>>16939235
There is a non-zero chance that you can make it, but you'll never know unless you try.

>> No.16939372

>>16939348
Have u gone to college?

>> No.16939388

>>16939348
When you're 20 anything is possible. I'm 35 and barely have savings. I thought I was smart too. Good luck anon.

>> No.16939439

>>16939372
Studying AI in a pretty good university and its being paid for me by a scholarship, but I don't really think its going to be useful for me other than a good starting salary job being a wagie somewhere, so I realize I need to have my own projects.

>>16939331
Whats your net worth and age?

>>16939388
What went wrong?

>>16939334
Show me a direction and I can :). But I guess I can find my own path too if thats required.

>> No.16939534

>>16939235
Well, there are at least 2,604 billionaires in the world since last year. Let's say in another 15 years there are at most 10x that many, so roughly 26,000.

Conservatively, an IQ above 115 is considered "smart" and is 13.6% of the population which is roughly 1 billion.

So, not taking into account the fact that billionaires have a higher IQ but also are highly unlikely to be born poor, your odds of becoming a billionaire in 15 years are 26 thousand in 1 billion or 0.0026%

>> No.16939603

>>16939534
154 IQ tested
determination a lot stronger than average

>> No.16939616

>>16939313
LARP

>> No.16939623

>>16939616
Factual and not a LARP.

>> No.16939630

>>16939603
>154
this is your downfall. iq can get so high it bounces back into tard level past the mid 140s.
best range is 115....look at owners of car dealerships....most are 116 tops and they make good money.

>> No.16939637

>>16939534
He's browsing 4chan, so more likely 0.0000000000000000001%.

>> No.16939673

>>16939603
>154 IQ tested
Then you should have been able to do some quick math much more efficient and effective than me...

And honestly, I'm not sure what you were even hoping to achieve posting such a question on this board. You'd have had better luck with your Mensa group. You ARE in mensa, right larper?

t. actual 140 iq physics PhD candidate

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>>16939637
biz, fit and ck are my only boards anon

>> No.16939749

>>16939673
I don't have much knowledge about finance/economics. Parents made it so I never had to worry about anything on the financial side of things. Mensa is a circlejerk waste of money. And since you are in Physics, here is a story I know from my dad.

The only way to make it in research is if you get acquired in a black budget project. You work on tech which is 45+ years ahead of whats out there for the public. Since my dad regularly interacts with top of the top, he knows a bunch of shit about the rich world. Billionaires also seem to be scumbags when it comes to empathy. I don't have much contact with my dad though, so thats why I asked on biz, where some people really do spend their whole day reading and learning about money.

>> No.16940017

>>16939691
>/Ck/
I like you anon, good luck

>> No.16940054

>>16939691
ALSO, dont be a fag, you MUST abuse the hell out of you father's conections

I know your morality tells you its wrong, but its a dog eat dog world out there, and if you dont believe me and want to learn it firsthand, go get a shit job in the ugliest part of town for some 3 months, when you are done whit that, know this: it only gets worse.

>> No.16940061

>>16939261
must be nice not to have been plopped into life and have the bravest stupidity to say
> W-WELL UR JUS DUMB.
To not have been an accident to two people who hate each other, to not-not have a chance before you were even born. You cannot even comprehend, you're so cute.

>> No.16940179

>>16939749
"I don't have much knowledge"

> Constant grammatical errors in everything he types

The only way you're going to be a billionare (Or millionare) is if the fed keeps printing.

>He doesn't know he's dreams won't come true yet

You're either going become suicidal or you'll conform after wageslaving for a bit.

>> No.16940469

>>16939749
>The only way to make it in research is if you get acquired in a black budget project. You work on tech which is 45+ years ahead of whats out there for the public.
can you talk more about this?

>> No.16940833

>>16939235
Billionaire no. Millionaire yes. 8 digits should be achievable. That's what I'm gunning for. Though I might quit sometime after 7. Maybe by the time of your death you could start to get close to 9 but, with no inheritance, I wouldn't count on getting that far within one generation.

>> No.16940880

>>16940179
English isn't my mother language.
I will be happy with a couple million as well, but I would love to tickle my ego with the idea of having a billion.

>>16940469
The higher up you go on the ladder the more connected everything is. The same people meet with the same people. Then there are shadow groups composed of individuals which have 0 fame so no one from the general public knows them. Lots of psychopathy and nepotism the higher up you go, but good people can still be found. Intelligence agency blackmail and political control are very common. Lots of religion and occultism play as a control tool by those who run the system. My dad isn't giga rich precisely, because he refused to participate in something which he won't share with me exactly what it was. So he doesn't have those hands from the top helping him get to their level. He is truly self made. Now more specifically about technology. Since new tech is being developed all the time and things which would seem impossible to the public have already been designed and tested, the real technological level of humanity is way ahead. The reason its being delayed for general use is because introducing that tech to the market will crash the system. New things keep being discovered and the previously new discoveries quickly become irrelevant. The market can't keep up. All that invested money from investors is going to spent for nothing, because of the constant influx of new things.
cont.

>> No.16940978

>>16940880
>>16940469
cont.
What this means is that almost all public research is also irrelevant. Truly bright minds and scientists are usually born into families which have bred for intelligence for a long time and they are part of the corrupt global elite. Regular scientists and researchers only get picked up by luck or extreme competence in their field, but in order to do so, they put them through their disgusting occult contracts.
A world government is already established behind the scenes with very few of the country governments around not being part of it. Everything in general is a massive theater built for the average person. My dad once had a 1 on 1 conversation with someone whos name is known to most people on the planet. This person is usually seen as a hardworking philanthropist good guy by the masses and the media presents him this way, but my dad described him as a truly rotten to the core. They were talking about a finalization on one of the elements my dad designed for this guys private building. And in the middle of the conversation this guy openly invites my dad to an orgy and says that a bunch of people will come and that he should bring my mom as well. Then puts his hand on my dads shoulder and says that there are all kinds of specialties for people with all kinds of needs.

>> No.16941307

>>16940880
>>16940978
lol?

>> No.16941377

>>16939271
>massive balls
Don’t forget single digit IQ. Go ahead and all in a scam shittoken that’s registered to a fake cayman address that’s pumped already. What’s even more retarded than that is thinking a shit Chuck E Cheese token is going to reach a trillion dollar market cap or even sniff $4.5 again. Believing anyone of status will use a shit token for their contracts is another story.

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>>16940880
Wouldn't the gap become exponential though? Took Apple 30ish years to become the giant of today? Technology progresses faster than that.
>>16940978
dam

>> No.16941645

Anyone can become a millionaire, but almost all billionaires started life out with some privileges. A gift of $500k here or being born into a good network and positive net worth. Most started things off in the positive and let compounding growth do its trick.

The only other way is to hit the lottery in the market.

>> No.16941839

>>16939749
nah you're right man. Mensa is bullshit. Not sure why anyone would take pride in that.
>in 15 years
Small. Unless you get really lucky picking up some new technology early and starting a business that turns into a global brand. Still possible to do that in crypto. Its likely a lot of companies that will be really big haven't started yet. If you'rer really that smart and you're good at coding. Get busy. Start learning this tech and figure out some awesome application. Best bet I think would be to break open a new market with this technology.