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It would be very interesting to know your thoughts on the subject.
PS: Why $24.000.000? Say you hypothetically have 100 years ahead of you, then this would be equivalent to receiving $20.000 per month.
It depends on what I would be expected to do with it. If used wisely, it could last at least 2-3 years if nothing more was earned. Personally, if I was just given it and told I could do as I please, I'd probably invest it and put it into a bunch of stocks to let it grow, and continue working to make money.
It depends on what I would be expected to do with it. If used wisely, it could last at least 2-3 years if nothing more was earned. Personally, if I was just given it and told I could do as I please, I'd probably invest it and put it into a bunch of stocks to let it grow, and continue working to make money.
Have you mis-read this? It's 24 million ...
24,000,000 is 24 million.
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Have you mis-read this? It's 24 million ...
24.000.000 is not 24 million. 24,000,000 is 24 million.
There are many conventions for thousands separation [1]. 1.000; 1,000; 1 000; and 1'000 can all mean one thousand.
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24.000.000 is not 24 million. 24,000,000 is 24 million.
> 24.000.000 is not 24 million There are many conventions for thousands separation [1]. 1.000; 1,000; 1 000; and 1'000 can all mean one thousand. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
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> 24.000.000 is not 24 million There are many conventions for thousands separation [1]. 1.000; 1,000; 1 000; and 1'000 can all mean one thousand. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
Good point. I can't edit the main post anymore, so it might cause some confusion still. To make it clear, the purpose was to express 24 million dollars