Hello, /biz/.
I have technology to time travel.
I intend to make use of it.
It works in such a way I have the exact same mind as of now but in my body at some point of the past. It's basically mind transferring.
I will time travel EXACTLY 10 years and 1 month to the past. I will wake up on the 10th of October of 2008.
I need to know what kind of information can give me economic leverage before I embark that will make me wealthy by now.
I would like to know what to buy, sell, invest in, and by what time.
Thank you for everything.
Oh this gon be good
>>1609852
Get a job
Accumulate computers and gpus with paycheck
Wait for bitcoin release
Mine bitcoin
Sell at $1,000+
>>1609886
/thread
>>1609852
Travel 10 years 1 mo into the past
>2008
not '06
stay poor pleb
>>1609852
Biff's sport almanac
>>1609852
Yeah honestly just buy around 100.000 BTC at 2009 for basically nothing ( maybe 100 $) and you'll have 70000000 USD if you sell today.
Sell at the peaks and you'll have more.
>>1610823
Then bet it at all trump win.
>>1609852
Just memorize a few numbers -> lottery!
That's my scifi plan, but they might catch time travelers with the lottery so it's risky.
>>1609852
Travel to 2008 and work hard for 8 years.. use the earnings to bet on Hillary Clinton in 2016
>>1609951
You forget that it's a full decade in terms of big-endian based time, which is the same concept of the difference between 1024 megs = 1 gig vs 1000 megs = 1 gig, well, we have a shitton of leapyears, so all those extra days add up, so a decade prior to 2016 isn't EXACT SAME DAY 2006, bub.
>>1609852
Volunteer to help Hillary win her presidential campaign and defend America from the racist misogynist violence of GTA4
>>1609852
What if you alter the timeline so the events which shaped your mind don't happen and you don't get this time travel technology and you've created a paradox well done now existence is destroyed
>>1610845
>In terms of big endian based time
You have no clue what you're rambling about here.
Big endian and little endian refer to which order bytes are stored.
>Same concept of the difference between 1024 megs = 1 gig vs 1000 megs = 1 gig
Again wrong,
1024 Mebibytes = 1 Gibibyte
1000 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte
The top one is a power of two, used mainly in a technical context.
Bottom one is the SI prefix Mega, 1Kg = 1000g, 1MB = 1000B, easy to work with.
>we have a shitton of leapyears, so all those extra days add up
All 3 of them.
>so a decade prior to 2016 isn't EXACT SAME DAY 2006, bub.
Yeah, just a couple days difference.
>>1611674
I mean 1Mg = 1000Kg, my bad.