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He’s a due diligence investor that’s always been relentless. Back in the day basic information equaled asymmetry if you were hard working and willing to verify it. He comes from the school of “find companies that are massively cheap by any measure and buy them.” It wasn’t easy but it was possible. It’s not a thing anymore.
I still don’t understand why RAPE is being handled by some university office like it’s a a trivial student grievance issue. Who gives a frick about the Title IX report? How about the police report.

re: Do you TRULY OWN anything?

Posted by beaverfever on 9/24/26 at 9:14 am to
Cutting social security is a reasonable thought but it would represent a default by the federal government. It wouldn’t be our first quasi default but it wouldn’t be ideal.

re: Today’s cost of living

Posted by beaverfever on 9/24/26 at 8:51 am to
Yeah to be fair to boomers, some of them aren’t overly sympathetic because they grew up in poverty and their default mindset is “Life is kicking your arse? Sounds about right.”

re: Today’s cost of living

Posted by beaverfever on 9/24/26 at 7:32 am to
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cost of living always goes up slightly, but so does salary, equity in homes ect.
Life actually gets cheaper via technology and productivity improvements but we don’t receive those benefits because of debasement.

re: Do you TRULY OWN anything?

Posted by beaverfever on 9/24/26 at 6:55 am to
Gold has historically been stolen from US citizens by the government with the threat of imprisonment. So, you “own” it but not nearly as much as you own your gun. The hierarchy is pretty evident.

Bitcoin can actually be owned without that veiled implication of violence.

So in summary, you can own bitcoin and you can own a gun. And you can also own things that the gun allows you to own.
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Someone’s gotta pay for all the leeches on society. Guess who?
The biggest leech on society is the government, specifically our currency.
Politics aside, probably Northern California or the Oregon coast. That or New Hampshire/Vermont.
That 13 year stretch through Alaska/Siberia had to have been rough. All to show up just in time for a war in Ukraine.

re: Today’s cost of living

Posted by beaverfever on 9/23/26 at 7:59 pm to
Abandon fiat, seriously. Stop playing their fricking game.
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warn it could raise fuel prices on the coasts and tighten supplies for European allies.
They don’t like fossil fuels anyway.
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Do I drive them into hell with no chance of survival and no hope of future greatness or generations?
this is crap I would say on the playground.
I would hope not.
Nothing to do with Iran. The senate just doesn’t do anything.
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What crisis? Gas is still less than it was during your buddy Joe Biden's "presidency". Did Joe or one of his handlers address us then?
It’s less than it was in 2008. ffs people.
There’s also no evidence of what happened to the missing plane and passengers in that scenario thought.
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Can kids today not go 5 minutes without a coffee? I would regularly go all day from the time I left home in the morning to the time I got home from school without drinking anything. That was the norm for most people
Adderall really does make your mouth dry. Like bad
I abided by those norms when I was 21 but at almost 40 and not really needing anyone’s job, I’m gonna have a coffee if I’m in the mood.

Eating shite is just part of being young and desperate.
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Audit your girlfriend before proposing to check for income and any debt that you would have to inherit
Not bad advice

re: Why can’t the NFL do 4K?

Posted by beaverfever on 9/20/26 at 1:27 pm to
It seems their research has concluded that they wouldn’t recoup the additional expense.
I think it’s a sign that liquidity is dry and is nearing a cyclical bottom. It peaked almost a year ago IMO. The rate on the 10 year bottomed out under 4% at the same time.