You are viewing a single comment's thread from:RE: LeoThread 2023-05-18 13:26View the full contextView the direct parentcatomoon (61)in LeoFinance • 2 years ago Tell that to a person who works in a brick factory for $1 a day and becomes disabled within 2 years.
Sure! What I said is as true for that person as it is the richest person on the planet. Not sure I understand your point.
Its about "opportunity cost". Several billion people have no opportunities at all.
no opportunity - no cost ))
Ah. You misunderstand what "opportunity cost" means. It's not about social opportunities or "opportunities to get ahead."
https://www.netsuite.com/portal/resource/articles/accounting/opportunity-cost.shtml
They apply to everyone.
No, you didn't quite understand me. Do you really think you can give this man a lecture on financial literacy?
Maybe. Pretty pessimistic of you to assume that man can't learn some basics.
Not entirely sure how we've gotten from the idea of "no such thing as zero investment" to "bricklayers can't learn finance." 🤔
Oh my God, what does it have to "learn"? Do you really not know that beyond the golden billion there are several billion more people whose lives are radically different from yours?
I'm very confused as to why you think I'm unaware that people live in poverty. You seem to have wildly misinterpreted things here lol.
You can give this man any lecture, but if he stop carrying bricks now, then in the evening his children will go to bed hungry.
An unfortunate reality.
Still doesn't change the fact that:
Those are the only points I'm trying to make.