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Yeah, I can see what kind of fisherman you are.
Fisherman I may not be much, but I have learned the truth that the whole world is fighting over gold - nobody wants silver. If you fight with everyone else for gold, you won't get much, but if you get silver, you'll be richer.
And if you are going to offer your fishing rod, open your own thread and offer it there. And here Vitaly offers his fishing rod and asks for help to pick it up. You are trying to break it instead of advice, are you afraid that it will be better than yours?
Fisherman I may not be much, but I have learned the truth that the whole world is fighting over gold - nobody wants silver. If you fight with everyone else for gold, you won't get much, but if you get silver, you'll be richer.
And if you are offering your fishing rod, open your own thread and offer it there. And here Vitaly offers his fishing rod and asks for help to pick it up. You are trying to break it instead of advice, are you afraid that it will be better than yours?
Mr. Brooklyn helped, and?
Mr. Brooklyn helped, and?
at least he tried to help and you didn't go by and help...
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Brooklyn? Heard about the Brooklyn Bridge... Did he buy that with his forex winnings?
Count the stars and don't ask silly questions.
I don't waste my time with idle ideas, Brooklyn tried and left, ........ It was clear from the beginning.
An acquaintance of mine has come up with a universal test of life situations and calls it EXTREMAL ANALYSIS. Let me explain it using an example:
Suppose a profitable robot is developed and publicly announced and ALL (meaning a significant part of the population) start using it. Everyone gets rich, everyone has a lot of money. A terrible inflation will start for two reasons: 1) Cash becomes scarce and prices go up. 2) ALL have taken up robotics and quit their jobs and prices go up. 3) Moneybags find out about the robot and build up their capital - clearly, prices go up. Production goes into meltdown. Anarchy. Crisis...
So the public development of profitable robots is a harmful, anti-people action...