/lit/ - Literature

>>15534168
His autobiography then? Or a later work?

>>14855857
Did you mean me? I'm not equating laziness and stupidity. I'm saying having either and you aren't going to benefit society much.

Royalties on some patents. (For dumb things that won't help anyone) And I had access to a supercomputer about a decade ago that was still being tested and thought mining bitcoin would be funny then never bothered/forgot to cash out for a while, now it's in a variety of more standard market investments.

>>14855962
I don't care if you believe me, but is it so hard to believe someone in the world is both very smart and very lazy? People's lives turn out weird. Anyhow I'm going to take a nap.

You're just proles going off to work for a living. Is you're father already somebody? No, then the best you can hope for is shucking and jiving in that Fortune500 CEO slot. Keep dancing for dem dimes bitches.
Or are you going to inherit your spot on the board? Does he have your Democratic seat waiting for you? Yeah? Then you wouldn't bother with this lame bantz. Everyone already knows you're on top. You don't need tell random fags about it.

Pic related, you aren't even that guy in the back

>>13658276
Don't learn the oboe, it's not practical. Don't study ceramics, nobody gets a job as a potter anymore. Don't stop at that scenic view, just keep diving across country to your new job in a city whey you don't know anyone but hey you'll make a lot of money, mostly for someone else, which you can spend on very practical things to boost the economy until you die. Hooray! A life well lived.