>Nobody is stuffing their money in the mattress anymore.
If you have the floor space, getting a high-quality fireproof safe and bolting it into concrete is a very wise investment. Keeping a stash of cash in it is far from stupid.
If you have the floor space, getting a high-quality fireproof safe and bolting it into concrete is a very wise investment. Keeping a stash of cash in it is far from stupid.
Indian communities around me were getting hit hard by home invasions and robbery some years ago once it became known that they hold and trade large amounts of gold in their homes.
Money attracts thieves like food attracts bears. Store it somewhere away from yourself.
Besides, no safe is fireproof. At best they are fire-resistant. Good luck getting to your money while your house is burning (lol) or after it collapses.
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The reason they don’t want AI open to the internet (and public) is how easily one can identify money laundering and stock/real estate fraud.
What do you mean?
And this was with some sample data (meaning history gpt already had)
But I’ve been doing a bunch of tests on combining checks and tables and data from sources and it’s astonishing
The reason they are afraid of AI is because of it had actual access to online data - the world economy would be upended and we would be killing billionaires, companies, politicians in the streets given how blatantly obvious all their actions are and the colluding and corruption which is fingertips away.
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YES
But *NOW* they are MINEABLE via AI to show any and all aspects.
DUH
Who would publish these results to a wide audience?
Who would actually pursue the perpetrators of these abuses?
NOBODY.
NO-ONE WHO PROFITS.
That was pointed at myself as I typed as I was thinking to myself. Please take no offense.
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2/3 > 1/3
lots of high-quality safes are more than capable of surviving a home fire
that doesn't mean paper stored inside is necessarily retrievable, but metal objects like gold or firearms would definitely be fine
some examples
https://www.sturdysafe.com/pages/gun-safes-survive-house-fir...
Regardless of insulation, when you put a container in a 1,500 degree environment, the stuff inside is going to be wrecked.
Maybe there are some models that would have worked, but I wouldn't trust any of them.
Keeping some money at home for emergencies is a completely different thing from keeping the majority of your savings in cash.
https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2021/10/more-and-more-banks-...
1. A storm rolls through and a tree fell down in your driveway. The power is still out. A guy with a chainsaw shows up and offers to move it if you can pay on the spot.
2. Same situation, but a blizzard and a guy with a snowblower.
3. Small contractors often offer a significant cash discount for home improvements / repairs.