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Cake day: January 22nd, 2024

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  • You don’t pay any commission if you do your own investing in many trading platforms.

    Not all companies to invest in are sleazy. It is true that insider trading happens but if you did your research well and invest in more reputable companies, you won’t be cheated. I mean, how many people have you heard become wealthy through investing alone as opposed to gambling in dice and racing games?


  • I guess poker is somewhat more predictable compared to other gambling but I am not too familiar with it. But in racing and dice games, plenty of games are rigged or that there simply isn’t chance of winning in many, if not most, bets. I remember doing statistics and probability in school, and one of the correct answers was like zero or close to zero chance. I asked my teacher if that means literally zero chance of winning. She mentioned that that is indeed the case but most gamblers don’t realise this.


  • If you do the math, there is literally 0% chance of winning in most gambling. Especially because of the fact plenty of them are rigged.

    Arguably the safer bet if one wants to gamble is stock investing, but only after doing due research and willing to be patient to see its results. For those willing to do CFD stock trading, the person would require not just research and patience, but also nerves of steel not to panic.

    But I think that most addicted gamblers don’t like the win, they just want the dopamine hit of playing.


  • It isn’t anti-Semitic to say one is actually poor Russian desperate for money who needs to have pipe in his home installed by posting back to back to reach a quota.

    Gotta pump up the numbers to also save enough money to leave Russia at some point, before the country crashes after the war in Ukraine. Putin will be dead, and there isn’t anyone worth their salt to replace him to keep the country. If anything, Russia will likely be a Chinese vassal in the future.




  • Realistically, no one worth their salt could replace Putin and expect that person to hold Russia together. Putin made sure no one could upstage him.

    The best case scenario for Russia post-Putin is to have a Maduro-type leader. Someone competent enough to hold on to power and enrich his cronies boyars, although could never have the charisma to gain enough popular support and cult following of his predecessor. Thus, the next leader is in a precarious hold on the power like Maduro.