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    February 05, 2024, 02:13:58 PM
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    These days it's so easy to fake wealth on the Internet and monetize it. You can rent a luxurious apartment for a few days, rent an expensive car, hire some escorts then post the photos on instagram claimed that all of that is yours and you can teach others how to be successful too. And then you make so much money that you easily recoup your "investment".
    You can actually be rich, and just give terrible advice. If you have inherited a couple of big houses, or bought bitcoin at $10, then chances are, you're rich; and, unless you're a life gambler, chances are, you will remain rich. Fine, I don't have a problem with that. The problem comes when you're trying to portray that you know how to get rich, as if there's a pattern or some "tutorial" you need to follow. "Buy that crypto", "follow that trading technique", "save 50% of your income and invest it in the stock market", these are all just bullshit that don't work.

    Nowadays people "study" money making as if it's math and physics. While I do agree that money making (or at least, easy money making) is somewhat of a charisma, it includes luck, and it's far from a science.
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