So money is the ability to ask someone for a good or service and it's only useful if you know what to buy/commission or know someone you trust who does, and if you have 50B+ then youwill never ever find a use for all of it?
Excellent read! I was looking to reread this article because I was thinking about different intrest rates and how to invest. And realized I also have a problem with too much money. I do not have much bit the infaltion just keeps eating it.
Also as I instinctually feel that I do not like when my country has big debt. I am from a smaller country so we are probably not considered as safe as investing in US bonds.
I think the issue is that our "mandatory" spending is currently supported by taking loans - this is unsustainable as the intrest is added every year to the mandatory spending. However taking loans for one time investments is probably okayish
Low-quality comment just want to say Wow you're a damn good writer. I know it's hard to be simultaneously deep, plain, and fun.
the biggie reference was sublime
This was masterful, Judah. Loved it.
So money is the ability to ask someone for a good or service and it's only useful if you know what to buy/commission or know someone you trust who does, and if you have 50B+ then youwill never ever find a use for all of it?
Excellent read! I was looking to reread this article because I was thinking about different intrest rates and how to invest. And realized I also have a problem with too much money. I do not have much bit the infaltion just keeps eating it.
Also as I instinctually feel that I do not like when my country has big debt. I am from a smaller country so we are probably not considered as safe as investing in US bonds.
I think the issue is that our "mandatory" spending is currently supported by taking loans - this is unsustainable as the intrest is added every year to the mandatory spending. However taking loans for one time investments is probably okayish