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>>1785134
Cut off another finger for disability

>>1785170
Fuck...

>>1785134
We need way more info, dude.

How did it happen? To start.

>>1785122
Most users here say a stem degree would be useless or higher education is nothing you need to become rich (or at least live a comfortable life).
Imho you should study at a university. Not only to become a professional whatever, but also broaden your mind.

Btw many successful business men studied stem subjects and started with an industry job medium entry level before they started their own business. And don't do that chip chink shit from china thing. Not worth the effort and too many doing it. Better get techniscal skills. Good luck!

>>1785159
>imho you should study at a university.

I am but what should I study exactly I'm currently doing MIS but it's piss retarded easy and every single business course even the higher level ones are complete jokes that all boil down to the same formula: can you talk to people and see patterns in customer behavior

>Btw many successful business men studied stem subjects

I realize this, I was looking for a set of which stem subjects are worthwhile to pursue

>>1785182
(former zOvWBXmL, have been offline buying pizza)

> I realize this, I was looking for a set of which stem subjects are worthwhile to pursue
Mechanical Engineering, Computer Science, Robotics, Bio Chemistry, ... are for fun and profit (list not complete).

You should check what you like and then try it out. I switched my subject twice before i found what I like.

> I am but what should I study exactly I'm currently doing MIS but it's piss retarded easy and every single business course even the higher level ones are complete jokes that all boil down to the same formula: can you talk to people and see patterns in customer behavior

I know what you mean. I had some of those "entrepreneurship" courses and other business related stuff. That's were I agree with those I mentioned before. It's totally not worth to study it (and not really useful in practice). If you want to learn about it better read some books and talk to successful people in industry.

>>1785099
Hmm, yes, let me just let that script run for 20 minutes. Sounds legit.

>>1785099
anyone know any good sites where one can do live-in-play sports bets with bitcoin?

>>1785146
i've used cloudbet and had no complaints.

>>1784710
why would anyone think it doesn't work? if you see an image/video/text or hear a spot talking about a product, how could you avoid thinking about that product more than you would have if you had never been exposed to that marketing?

why would anyone think it doesn't work? if you see an image/video/text or hear a spot talking about a product, how could you avoid thinking about that product more than you would have if you had never been exposed to that marketing?

why would anyone think it doesn't work? if you see an image/video/text or hear a spot talking about a product, how could you avoid thinking about that product more than you would have if you had never been exposed to that marketing?

>>1784647
Any W-2s or 1099s that you get also go to the IRS. They'll probably find the discrepancy and send you a letter telling you to either amend your tax return or prepare your anus.

>>1784647
>She lives with me, I pay all rent, utilities, food, her phone, her car insurance
lmao

just get a dog and fuck hookers occasionally, you retarded faggot. you'll still come out ahead.

>>1784654
Im doing it while she is student teaching. She will be done this May. Otherwise thanks for looking out, bru.

>>1784614
no.

latex is only "useful" to grad students that make less than 600 a year and will never get a job in the real world.

Maybe *some* jobs, but definitely not *any* job. Almost anyone who professionally cares about layout has specialized software. Latex is a means to an end, so as a skill by itself it's pretty useless. If you are a mathematician and need to layout complex formulas, it's a useful skill to have.

Offer your services as a proofreader and editor to STEM students and researchers having a hard time with their thesis project, everybody in STEM hates to write, design and arrange pages. Please don's steal muh jab.

>that lack of response

Damn.

https://www.usmma.edu/about

Is it possible to play Dota 2 and post on 4chan from a ship?

>>1784759
All i wanna know

at a certain point money means less to the uber rich I guess

You're speaking of people who became uber rich in the tech sector. They're mostly numales cucks.

>>1784514
Mid level rich want to get richer, and to crush anyone who gets in the way of their being rich. Uber rich just want to feel something again

>>1784442
VOO only

>>1784442
just put it all in a target date fund, retard

>>1784442

$VNQ (Vanguard Real Estate Index Trust) and $VYM (Vanguard High Dividend Yield) are two other ETFs I'd take. Never forget $QQQ too

First

Daily meme: OCRX

The real new thread is >>1784342

nobody on this board has that much money

>>1784238

>Six figures
>Doens't call himself to UBS.

Vete a tomar por culo.

>>1784238
Find the serice you want
Ask them about the process to do it

Good luck with Montoro
Get gud at shitposting

> junior high
> mark borrows teachers calculator
> friend and i take calculator when hes not looking
> break it
> laugh
> wrap in paper and put back on marks desk
> guy saw us
> pay him $1
> "we cool"
> he keeps his mouth shut
> next period
> teacher comes in with broken calculator, pissed
> marks gets in shit
> friend me and hush money guy get a good laugh

>>1784037
Not telling

>>1786282
did you graduate yesterday?

>so it at least holds its value and can provide a safety net
the value of gold isn't constant, obviously. it might go up or down 20% this year alone. try government bonds
if you're really just looking for something that 'holds its value'

>>1783854

Being able to put it in a safe under my bed is pretty much worth a potential drop. I live in a neighborhood you can accidentally leave your car door unlocked and your satnav will still be there in the morning, so I'm in a pretty good place to keep my stuff at home, as long as I keep it's existence pretty quiet. It also helps that if everything crashes and burns, I'll still have something for when things start getting back to normal.

That said, thank you, I'll at least look into those.

Looking at my family assets, the most I'll ever be 'worth' is somewhere between £60-100k, and that's with two separate inheritances that could come decades apart. The NHS is crumbling and I doubt there will be a benefits system to prop up the genuinely ill in a decade. I'm hoping to fight a rather grim destiny with a headstart and lots of boredom time in my sickbed.

>>1783878
best of luck dude. because you'll want a quite conservative portfolio, diversification in different asset classes with yearly rebalancing is important. here is a decent article about it:
http://www.investopedia.com/articles/04/031704.asp

>>1783803

I saw that episode earlier tonight too. Scrubby face or something.

>>1783820
Scrub daddy.

If anything it's given me hope that I too can come up with a fucking stupid idea and make millions of dollars off it.

>>1783803
What if I tell you Shark tank is staged

I want to lead a life of adventure and do some good for the world while I'm doing it. Getting paid is nice too.

I really want to own a house with solar panels so I pay no rent and no electricity. also it could have a well too so no water bill. pretty much I want to eliminate every superfluous cost possible. I'm minimal like that

I would like to meet a russian girl