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>>1563502
You're still learning math in 3rd year?

Are you doing part time uni or have you repeated or something?

>>1563502
try r9k

>>1563505
There's a bunch of math classes in my degree, I thought that was standard.

Analysis, algebra, function theory, systems/transforms, statistics, numerical analysis etc.

But that isn't the point.

>>1563493
>>>/pol/
/pol/fag go away

>>1563493
Try r9k

>>1563512
This has nothing to do with politics

>>1563515
I don't think this is related to that board's topic

By talking to them conversationally and being candid.

>How did Steve Job's convince all those people to work for him even though they were getting fucked over?
Appealed to their ego, stroking it with charm and hyperbolic compliments and other times bullying and denigrating them.

>>1563391
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs

that's a good start. also recognize fear is beneath a lot of emotions and is perhaps the strongest motivator. anger, jealousy, selfishness, greed all stem from fear so if you can figure out how to play off someone's fear, you can manipulate them easily.

>>1563391
Having said that, you should not look to Steve Jobs is a terrible role model for manipulation because he had this huge reputation that allowed him to get away with stuff - just like Stanley Kubrick. Although Stanley Kubrick was far more subtle and long-game in his manipulation, he did - after all like to remind people he was a fine Chess player.
However both people were known as "geniuses" you're just some shmoe, you'll get told to fuck off if you go full Steve Jobs.

For begingers, you need to try the Louis Theroux/Columbo approach
>Hides his intelligence
>Gets people to be very candid and uncensored
>Gets people to reveal their weaknesses because they think you won't exploit them

But the best advice I can offer is to become a great conversationalist.
Then you can move onto "framing".
Learning how to cold-read people is good too.

>>1563379
give it to me over the course of a year

>>1563379
Bet it all on 23 red

>>1563432
Seriously though, if I had clean and painless way of killing myself and a means to gamble that had a true 50/50 chance of doubling my money, I would put my life savings into it.

If I lose, I kill myself. If I win, my life will actually be worth living

>>1563369
>Are we setting ourselves up for a bubble burst?
yes, and central banking doesn't work

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>>1563369
here, i will post some intro videos to your red pill experience

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFDe5kUUyT0


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RrwbgdtbdXE


obviously it is a lot more complicated then how those videos explain it to be, but if you delve deeper, those videos are still right about the fundamentals


also, Peter Schiff is right

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>>1563412
>peter schiff is right
pic related

>>1563257
Which is the one where you own people?
That one.

Shouldn't that be Quinrant, or Quintant since there's 5 options?

>>1563270
No, because anyone claiming to be in the lower right box is automatically assumed to be lying, so there's really only four.

>>1563237
How long have you been with your girlfriend? You two could break up and you would likely end up paying the loan alone.

If you want to tether your ass to a piece of property that nobody will probably want to buy once you're ready to sell.

>>1563237
>we
Fucking stop right there.

"We" aren't doing shit. Do you really want to pay a mortgage on a place you don't live anymore? Buy the house by yourself when you can afford it or when you fully pussy out and marry the chick. At least then you'll have to have a judge split up the mortgage when you get divorced.

No, but it'll make some them pretend they do.

>>1563173
Yes. Anyone who says otherwise is either extremely naive or in denial

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>>1563184

>>1563160

YouTube ads are good for that.

>>1563160

good music sells itself, if you need to advertise, your shit is trash and you may as well not even bother trying.

>>1563199

another cheap way I just thought of if you insist on advertising your shit music is to donate to one of those faggot streamers who will play your song of choice on their stream for like a $3 donation.

You'll never find a cheaper way to advertise up to ~10k - ~20k people for $3 dollars

What? Feels ready for some catalysts.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/hsbc-red-alert-ready-severe-123507005.html

RED ALERT — Get ready for a 'severe fall' in the stock market, HSBC says

my fav thread everyday but es futures are pretty red it mite really be tomorrow
come on vix

>>1563086

This is app basically makes it look easy. If you compared the app forex pair prices to the actual prices you will see differences. They want you to think it's easy so you deposit money with them and then lose it all. remember - all binary brokers want you to lose, because when you lose THEY get your money.

>>1563108
Thanks for clearing that up for me, you helped a lot.

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>>1563086
>>1563431
wow did OP just bump his own thread pretending to be two different people?

>>1563069

>10% returns a year

alright buddy

>>1563072
Yeah, I guess that's not reasonable. What do you think I can expect?

>>1563072

that's not the worst part

> 10% return
> low risk

pick one buddy

The equity you have in the rental can be used as equity towards getting a second property. Eventually you can get to the point where you have millions tied up in your assets, and no longer require cash deposits at all

>>1563055
>The equity you have in the rental can be used as equity towards getting a second property
Could you clarify?

>>1563055
Do you mean I can essentially reuse the down payment from the first mortgage on the second assuming I kept up with repaying the interest on the first rental property?

>>1563032

depends, but probably computer science.

computer science because it can deal with programming in a more abstract sense, which is important, because programming paradigms are becoming more and more abstract.

a computer engineer may be more useful for embedded IOT type applications, which a computer scientist might have to do more reading-up to do about.

>>1563040
Yeah, that's what my intuition says as a computer scientist
I also consider that having the title of Engineer on your resume makes some hiring managers believe that Computer Engineers are more qualified than Computer Scientists.

There are some government contracting companies that hire from our school and I've had electrical engineers get software positions over me in the same job.

I don't want to be pessimistic but its happened more than once now where hiring decisions for software positions are given to engineers instead of computer scientists

>>1563032
If you're going for software development, your best friend is Google. Don't waste money on a degree. Get enough experience at home to get by, get an entry level job, and work your way up. Nobody in the field cares about the degree anymore. You won't get into debt and you'll get paid to learn.

>>1562998
Prime numbers are going to dominate the mine fields.

Stronk

Why the fuck would this shitcoin even move?

holding 10k RIC. bags getting heavy as fuark... is RIC the meme or am i getting MEMED