Message from @Tanner - SC
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Alright Newton
Put the alchemy kit away
Nevertheless, most of these elements are much more useful than what they would transmutate to
It's been demonstrated with supercoliders already, but I'm just adding that fusion is soon going to be feasible.
we literaly are building them now
green energy ain't got shit on literal fusion.
I have associates from Houston TX that work at Exxon and Shell who are hyped about fusion energy.
It would make energy so incredibly cheap that things we haven't even thought of yet will become possible.
It would be one of the radical step-changes in human advancement, comparable to the invention of the internet.
If exon and shell are producing it then they sure as hell ain't going to give away that tech
Human advancement means nothing to them without profit
As far as fusion tech goes, it's being heavily funded by corporate interests.
So, whatever that tells you
Exon and Shell have lots of government contracts. If they end up with a working fusion reactor that thing is going to get scooped up by the military faster than you can say Black Budget. Also even if they get one running there will still be tons of money in the spare parts market. I worked on nuclear fission reactors for the Navy and trust me spare parts aren't cheap. We're talking $60,000 for circuit cards developed in the early nineties type expensive.
**Cashback credit cards:**
- Fidelity Rewards Visa Signature Card = 2.0% cash back everywhere. I use this card for almost everything
- Capital One Quicksilver = 1.5% cash back everywhere, zero foreign transaction fees (very rare, use this when purchasing goods from Europe), $100 sign-on bonus if you purchase $500 on the card in the first 3 months
- Sams Club Credit Card = 5.0% cash back on gasoline, 3.0% cash back on dining & travel, 1.0% everywhere else
- Citi credit cards = AVOID, they have banned gun businesses from their services, so I recommend banning them from your services
- Amazon Store Card = 5.0% cash back on everything from Amazon
AmEx Blue Cash Everyday card $0 annual fee and 5% cash back on groceries
Everyone get their finances in order, get a budget, and save more of every paycheck. That’s how we build wealth.
https://www.youtube.com/user/DaveRamseyShow
Truth
I have already budgeted my Trump money into assets. Will continue my steady savings. We need multi-generational wealth that can't be confiscated, so our great grand children can prosper.
What we can do with ambition, frugality, and investing:
* Financial independence
* Raise a large family
* Build inter-generational wealth
* Save western civilization through political philanthropy
building multigenerational wealth is an absolute goal
@Zyzz Do you have any recommendations o. Preserving wealth through 3 and 4 generations?
My dad got me into the saving mindset by not spoiling me. He forced a frugal life on me and made it clear that I’ll get a good education and a safe neighborhood, but everything else will be my doing. Any funds would only be received after he dies. Makes sense to me.
@Freiheit - CA good question. i am in the building stage at the moment. once i have it built and i have the family i will think about how to preserve it. although i think it has a lot to do with instilling good values into your kids/grandkids. once you die you have 0 control over what happens
Family trusts give you a good amount of control.
Helps if you have dysfunctional relatives/kids.
Excellent.
Is there a way I can put physical assets in trust but kept in my possession, like a will, or is that just a will?
Of course. A trust differs greatly from a will
NEVER finance a car purchase! If you can’t pay cash, you can’t afford it. Lottery tickets are a “stupid tax” on the lower class. Car payments are the “stupid tax” on the middle class.
https://youtu.be/_oG6mQ5rjFI
I agree. Save up for a car!
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@Deleted User did you see this story yet?
wot
Betting on SJW companies to fail seems like a good investment strategy.
Tbh I think fb is going to go back up
Maybe over the short term but I think Facebook is past its prime. Something tells me that kids of the next generation wont use it like we did.