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It’s ad reductio it’s like saying soccer is pushing a ball. You could also say life is waking up eating sleeping and then death. It’s true but it’s definitely an emotional argument. I preferred the lectures on free will by Conway, it does not answer anything but it allows for a nice réflexion
I love how professors live on charity and lecture us on money.
If you disagree, stop paying them and see how that works out for you.
Bill Campbell: "It's not about the money."
Ben Horowitz: "What's it about, Bill?"
Bill: "It's about the FUCKING money.
If you want wealth, stop renting out your time. Lean towards equity. You need to be able to make money even while sleeping.
Other than the author having the ability to use large words I'm not sure what I was supposed to have come away with from this piece at all, it's just word salad.
If you want wealth, stop renting out your time. Lean towards equity. You need to be able to make money even while sleeping.
How should one go about doing this?
Step 2. Make sure you yourself are exceptional as far as step 1 is concerned.
Step 3. Make money while asleep.
I love how professors live on charity and lecture us on money.
Professors don't "live on charity" any more than anyone else with a job does. If you disagree, stop paying them and see how that works out for you.
That's very much the definition of "live on charity."
It’s ad reductio it’s like saying soccer is pushing a ball. You could also say life is waking up eating sleeping and then death. It’s true but it’s definitely an emotional argument. I preferred the lectures on free will by Conway, it does not answer anything but it allows for a nice réflexion
We might as well say, you're a slave to oxygen and water, then you die.
If you want wealth, stop renting out your time. Lean towards equity. You need to be able to make money even while sleeping.
How should one go about doing this?