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| 1 | everyone is always talking about SMV, but what about SOCIAL market value? How do I build that?I think you're missing many points brought up in here because you're automatically going on the defensive. Look, man, if you don't wanna do the advice they're giving you, you really don't have to. You also don't HAVE to believe it's beneficial or practical because, really, just because somebody saw it fit or thinks it would work given the problems you described doesn't make it so. Now that we have this common resistance or frustration out of the way, maybe you can get to see why they're giving y… | /r/askTRP | 23/04/16 09:05 AM |
| 0 | Cities : Utopia or Concentration Camp?What happened in Enron is in fact evil. Wiping out someone's salary, savings, and dignity the way it happened is the reason why it persists as a case study whether you're taking intro to finance or managing someone's private wealth. There are tons of dark and worrying stuff that are happening. Consider how low interest rates are, for how long they've been low, and the potential effect of the inevitable raise on sectors that use leverage heavily. Think of how construction will come to a screechin… | /r/TheRedPill | 15/04/16 02:39 PM |
| 0 | Cities : Utopia or Concentration Camp?I work for a foreign entity that is at this intersection of finance and sovereignty you're talking about. I wish I can explain how things are different from how you (and myself before seeing things myself) believe. PM me if you're interested and I'll answer each question till you have a realistic outlook. US entities are the largest landlords in Spain, and Brazil. It's not owned by some select few, it's people's pensions, sovereign funds, private wealth accounts, corporates. There's simply so mu… | /r/TheRedPill | 15/04/16 07:22 AM |
| 2 | Cities : Utopia or Concentration Camp?Alright that's it. I think your negativity (especially that it's over stuff beyond your direct control) is taking a toll on your rationality: Also (apparently) 98% of all your natural resources (mining) are owned by China. Australian GDP as of 2015 stood at AUD 18.87 Tn, while GDP from Mining was 36.5 Bn: 36.5 / 1,887 = 1.9% of GDP. Before you say "but the Chinese own it," it goes into the Australian GDP if it's produced within the borders of Australia, and the GNP of China if it's produced by C… | /r/TheRedPill | 14/04/16 04:20 PM |
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