The big question in the book he's trying to answer is why do some people give up while others Excell in life.
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The big question in the book he's trying to answer is why do some people give up while others Excell in life.
If you want a general rule of thumb look to invest in the broader market mainly and then have smaller portions of your portfolio invested in riskier assets.
With complete total strangers I would totally agree people generally don't lead with their salary. But after knowing people for a while it's come up a bunch and it's a taboo.
But if you want to make a lock by all means make a lock, just don't go and reinvent the chip architecture...
Check out this project called libretime, in the past they used liquid soap for their playback. Basically it's an online Foss radio streaming platform mainly used for radiostations to add in automation for their coverage
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spinoff_technologies#:~....
A more useful one is the extensive of the satellite network which powers our ability to share and collaborate like we are doing now, along with the GPS network allowing us to travel more easily.
I hear you about the enviormental concerns and it's terrible how we are not aware or thoughtful about how all the externalities/problems which are created by new technologies. But to say we should not invest in space tech is a real step in the wrong direction if you care deeply about the environment. Some of the best energy capture technologies will come from our ability to master space travel, as well as the need to understand Terra forming other plants which will help us tackle climate problems here on earth.