UncLe Spam
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Go read those threads man I'm not typing it all up go read.
$30 A Day Method
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invicitus57
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I intentionally set the target amount extremely low. While $30 a day is NOT a sustainable income, let's consider a scenario where someone is homeless and reliant on public library computers for access. In this situation, earning $30 daily could be the difference between having a meal and resorting to begging on the street.
That's all I was asking
invicitus57
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Can you at least point to one good thread/link we need to look at and take seriously?
invicitus57
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I'll have to follow your threads. $3k a day is a lot. It must be difficult.
Please learn to multiquote, otherwise the moderators will tell you off.
When you like a message, click on the “like” button on the right. That's what @UncLe Spam was explaining.
You can reply to everyone by clicking reply on each message. It makes it easier to read.
And try to avoid shouting at us in passing: you're the one asking us for help, and I find you a bit arrogant.
You didn't even introduce yourself in the Introduction section, which is always much appreciated here.
While 99% of members will help you if you have a fairly specific question, almost demanding, as you do, a method for earning a certain amount of money per day is not.
Finally, I'm going to ask that nobody has asked yet: what can you do?
When you like a message, click on the “like” button on the right. That's what @UncLe Spam was explaining.
You can reply to everyone by clicking reply on each message. It makes it easier to read.
And try to avoid shouting at us in passing: you're the one asking us for help, and I find you a bit arrogant.
You didn't even introduce yourself in the Introduction section, which is always much appreciated here.
While 99% of members will help you if you have a fairly specific question, almost demanding, as you do, a method for earning a certain amount of money per day is not.
Finally, I'm going to ask that nobody has asked yet: what can you do?
invicitus57
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Sorry. Noted. New at this. And I have limited skills to answer your last question.
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Please use the multiquote function when answering multiple posts at the same time. Read this post.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/how-to-use-the-multiquote-feature-on-bhw.975670/
BNB
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Can you link to that post? Saw nothing about 3k day browsing your latest threads and replies.
What do you mean by "limited skills"?
Can you code, for example? If so, do you master a particular language? Python, PHP or something else?
Can you build a website?
Can you make pretty infographics on Canva, for example?
Do you have a good pen (in the sense that you know how to write)?
Start by making a list of your abilities and skills.
For example:
- I know my way around Python, PHP and CSS.
- I know how to handle data.
- I'm pretty good with Drupal 7 and I'm totally autonomous with WordPress.
- I've pretty much mastered Canva.
- I know how to use Lightroom.
- In real life, my job is writing, so I have a decent pen.
- As for languages, I speak French, English, German, Spanish and Romanian.
What do you do next?
invicitus57
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I am ok (not an expert) writing code in Python and even decent with working with WordPress. But let's say I was an expert in those areas... Now what? Upwork?
invicitus57
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Register on various freelance websites to offer your services, either as a web developer or as a Python developer.
You can offer simple scripts.
Create a portfolio of what you've already done, show off your Git and ask your friends to leave you notes or comments on your pro pages, pretending to be clients.
Make yourself a LinkedIn profile and do the same thing: ask your contacts to give you skills or comments on your skills.
invicitus57
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Thank you for that advice, that sounds great.
However, with the rise of AI, it seems like everyone is a self-proclaimed 'programmer' nowadays. How can one differentiate themselves from someone who simply uses ChatGPT to write Python code versus a genuinely skilled programmer? I'm just throwing this thought out there, not trying to come across as presumptuous or arrogant - despite having been labeled as such earlier
It's up to you to find out how to differentiate yourself.
OccultKingdoms
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Yeah. Understanding you need to think in 4 dimensions is indeed something society is failing at. Everyone is just into linear 1d thinking or 2d thinking. They drink coffee and they do the same stuff over and over again never experimenting with anything.
If you tell them to plan 10+ years forward, they'll tell you lost your mind, but in fact it's them living in hell where they can barely survive working 12 hours a day.
$3k a day is this:
Find 3k keywords each yielding $1 a day.
Rank under them randomly like you'd open the Bible randomly after saying a wish.
I have a set of 40k keywords in a single industry which can yield $10k a day easily.
Multiply that 10x by 10 industries, you quickly get to $100k a day. But if you make so much money, all networks will ban you and they'll try to undercut you. You'll have to hide. Hide a lot. Gringomonkey said what happens when you reach those numbers as an affiliate.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-top-cpa-method-that-making-a-killing-right-now.1621118/page-4#post-18004449
Capitalism is broken and people who heavily study math to get results in capitalism are just extremely wrong. Math isn't reflective of the reality. It actually pushes you away from that and you're fantasizing about number. These days we know Newton was horribly wrong and probably we will say so qbout Einstein in a couple of decades.
AI is a scheme of mass suicide of our society. We're either gonna get our worldwide population decreased by a huge chunk or it's gonna evolve our society to next level, but disasters will happen anyways cause it's too big of a revolution. WWII happened as a part of computers / informatics revolution. Now we have AI revolution.
AI as the only thing we know has double exponential growth rate. It's the only thing that grows so fast and it's related to intelligence
A lot of people already due to computers being pure spam generators of 1s and 0s and worthless information, which now includes money, lost their ability to think critically and see the world more clearly. Being rich is something a stupid person might want to happen to them. But it's a burden. Look at Klaus Schwab. Pure craziness. They can't handle it.
AI will have to think for them in a few years and it will tell them what to do. They might argue with it trying to cancel it but if someone will build a robot in their room, it ain't gonna be possible to control. The problem is it has already happened. You cam build robots at home and have 1 million dollars a day.
The problem is with anyone having access to superior intelligence is that we won't be able to buy anything as nobody will consume at one point and everyone will be just printing, printing. It's gonna collapse.
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OccultKingdoms
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Sample
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/30-a-day-method.1624918/page-2#post-18014677
You won't need money anyways and it will not exist soon. Just get properties quickly offline. Why? Because if you don't do so, it will be impossible to generate something other people won't have. Since AI is a money printer at home, if anyone can print money, it will create massive inflation and money will be literally paper. Moreso than it is now.
Hence it will be impossible in the digital world to create something other people can't. See, bits on the computer can be replicated forever. You can't do that in offline yet. But AI will build something that will resemble real world in virtual reality. Hybrid world is a fact that already happened. Our natural resources have almost ended.
The video games market is gonna transform to virtual reality you'll be living in. Focus on video and imagery to become rich. Why would you want to be rich though? It's asking to become a slave of money. An insane amount of lollipops that are hard to control.
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Siddhant654321
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Online focus groups and user interviews would be a great way. Respondent io, UserInterviews, Playbook UX are some of the good ones that pay for attending user interviews and focus groups.
Another method could be freelancing (although you must have a skill in-demand and a good portfolio).
Another method could be freelancing (although you must have a skill in-demand and a good portfolio).
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Seriously? This can be done with those swagbucks type aps. There's people on Reddit that will walk you through how to take advantage of them all. I do it now and then when I'm bored.
Or ya know the post office pays that hourly. A former-neet I know has been doing it for like 6month, says it's comfy.
OccultKingdoms
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Programming is super, super easy to learn.
It's a skill an 8 year old can have.
The problem with programming is that it heavily resembles math.
So people who are good at math, will have good algorithms and easily do programming.
However, this is a very narrow market and to get results at just programming, you need to be very narrowly focused.
We will always need programmers as they're able to deliver digital solutions and algorithms very quickly, but they're not what society needs.
What society and the whole universe are is "systems". We need general informatics, general cybernetics and generalists of business who won't forget how their business impacts their environment. Without proper regulations with regards to CSR, the world will eat itself from the inside out.
If you have 20 skills instead of 1, you can make way more money and build way greater things than a programmer.
That's simply that if you can build a car, a house, advertise that and on top of that connect all those things using different measures, you have way more power than what was praised for the last decade which is narrow specialization.
A narrow specialization is like being a cashier. Omnipotence is like being Elon Musk. He has so many skills it's hard to count. Which one achieves more results, a programmer / cashier or Elon Musk. The answer is clear.
Now a person that is simple-minded thinks in "one domain". A person that can widely open their eyes, understands that everything is a part of a larger system and those systems coexist with each other. Nothing exists in isolation like wishful single skill people fantasize. It's pure delusion to think that we're living in isolation from other planets, galaxies, universes. People think their little numbers in laboratories is how reality works. Reality is too complicated for anyone to comprehend.
If you think about it, the earth is balanced by other planets and it's powered by solar systems which then is powered by something else. Everything depends on its environment and it all works without inference of things that exist. You don't interfere in your body to exist. It happens to you. You don't own life and your body. Same as sun doesn't own itself.
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OccultKingdoms
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Also stock up on top crypto like BTC. Maybe some other coins, but I don't believe in those as they're not based on the same principles and BTC is the most global coin you can think of which matches the idea of globalism -> basically progressive idea that we have to adopt sooner or later due to informatics and everyone living in the virtual world.
BTC is an energy storage which energy also will not be as accessible as it is now. We might run out of uranium as well. Although I don't know what uranium is beyond an element.