What if I'm an idealist that likes a good return?
If we can make government more obsolete along the way, more's the party.
The people pounding their chests for making quick profits get a lot more press than the people quietly working to change the world.
For every chest-pounder, there's probably 0.63 quiet revolutionaries (but that's OK, one of us is worth 100 of them).
Hi, @theblindsquirl, haven't seen you for some time. Hope you're doing fine.
Sounds like what I am trying to be.
Haha, yes. Just the fact that many people don't try to understand what they are investing in is annoying. For example, I had someone texting me the other day:
"Hi Chhay, I want to invest in crypto-currencies or whatever that thing is you call it..."
Thanks @chhaylin
I am well, just have other things that take up most of my time now.
It also seems like quality content is more and more difficult to find here.
Looking at your blog it seems you've been here less as well.
I hope you're doing well.
I miss your philosophical posts.
Totally get that. Nothing wrong with looking for your investments to grow. Money is just a tool to create more important things.
Money is energy that can destroy or create.
@humanearl, entirely agree. :)