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be bankrupted by a chronic medical diagnosis
That’s where my mind went too
be bankrupted by a chronic medical diagnosis
That’s where my mind went too
What’s your excuse
Oh shit, obligatory chat GPT ass-text
You have a point that there’s a huge difference in the life of a minimum wage family and a family able to invest 6 figures. Context matters though and I think the point was that they didn’t have an overwhelming amount that can force success; we’re talking about a financial-secure and supported start that enables pursuit of things that are unlikely to pan out. Still no small luxury, by any means.
even if mathematically their finances are closer to minimum wage earners than to the 0.0000001% of ultra wealthy.
FWIW 0.1% is already 38 million dollars (net worth, US, 2012 data).
E: Speaking of context, you were specifically talking about commonality between the, idk, bottom 1-10%, top 1-10%, and (whatever is ultra-wealthy). So my point may be the one made out-of-context.
Why the torture?
I wonder how light-handed you’ll have to be to keep that market, election, and war info accurate.
I miss forums. Not that they disappeared completely but that used to be the go-to for good info. Still is maybe, cause I’ve read through a lot of garbage trying to learn about something pretty simple and then hit a forum post that’s like “well it depends if it’s early- or late-season blight”. What? The twenty garden blog posts I studied never mention such a distinction. But there’s Jimmy in Mt Carmel Indiana breaking it down.
Lol, thought that was just a pet name for a second there, poopkins
(I’m an idiot but this is probably good info for people who can better advise)
What level of game do you have in mind? I’m wondering if something browser playable is in order. Have you considered the story of the chrome browser dinosaur game?
Shit I’m sorry man. I’m sure you’re not that bad. It’ll pass.
I don’t know about a documentary but I believe economist Stephen Levitt (sp?) put this theory forward.
I went from routinely missing to never. You absolutely should set that up.
I can relate on the losing awareness aspect. So, I also put them all on my calendar in red (recurring, of course) then switch to green with the title appended w/ “DONE” when I’ve paid it, or verified auto pay is scheduled.
I agree, but can’t figure out why. Maybe because it wasn’t wildly adopted?
What would be the training data then?