M1lkslyvan
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Thats not bad at all...
Thanks for clearing that up, you have a good point about losing money in the long run anyway.
How do I fail without wasting money?
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Thanks for clearing that up, you have a good point about losing money in the long run anyway.
paisawaisa
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It is not possible . If you are serious about making money, be ready to invest good amount of money and loose some as well.
"No knowledge is a waste"
- Mar 22, 2013
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Please stop.
Are you gonna live forever? No!
Focus on learning what improves your life, forget about the rest. Your brain ain't big enough, your memory's not reliable enough, and there's not enough time.
The rest of it, use money to take care of that.
TheOverlord
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The idea that time is money is more real than you think - for example, instead of learning a skill online, you could be working at a job for hourly pay
Pretty sure you're irritated, and your response is not well thought out. Maybe you are taking it out of context.
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I'm not irritated. But it's bad advice.
Okay, you're broke, go read a science fiction book that someone wrote. Just imaginary stuff. You'll learn, what are you gonna learn? 3 new words?
Bullshit, don't be stupid. Put that book down and go learn how to code or something that's gonna make you money or improve your health or whatever actually interests you.
You're in school? You're learning German. You had to take a language class, so you chose German. But you don't care about it. Oh you learned 25 words all year? Great, wasted fucking time for you my friend. You could had spent that time learning something that you actually need.
It's like, I just can't nod my head in approval on the broad statement that you made:
"No knowledge is a waste"
Go learn how to sexually pleasure a horse. It's not a waste, the horse is happy, but, what are you doing? Eh...
slippery_slider
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There is no such thing as "wasting time", the term is used by corporations to motivate their workers and turn them into work addicts, giving them false sense of "productivity".
To gain experience, you need practice and spend lots of time learning from mistakes and constantly improving. The money you lose is the experience and knowledge you gain. Otherwise you're just learning theory.
To gain experience, you need practice and spend lots of time learning from mistakes and constantly improving. The money you lose is the experience and knowledge you gain. Otherwise you're just learning theory.
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That.
Actually, you'll loose more money by wasting your time (you still have to spend money on rent and food, time isn't free) than by investing skillfully (that's exactly what happened to me, so I'm not buying into 'free' methods anymore).
- Mar 22, 2013
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Oh, but there is such a thing, at least for me.
I'm just in the mind state of chasing a dragon, and anything that doesn't contribute to me catching the dragon is a waste of time.
Watching a movie is a waste of time. Going for a walk is a waste of time. Going to a bar and having a drink is a waste of time. A vacation is a waste of time.
The only thing that's not a waste of time is picking up my spear, tracking the dragon, catching the dragon, and fucking the dragon. That's it. Cut out all distractions.
But that's just me
