

I doubt it’s the worst financial decision but I paid a lot of money during the iTunes era where you paid a buck for a song.


I doubt it’s the worst financial decision but I paid a lot of money during the iTunes era where you paid a buck for a song.


Need to read a random walk down wall street. Great book. The premise is no matter what news story hits the market, that information is already reflected in the stock price. Therefore, his theory is that you cannot out beat the market and it is in your best interest to dollar cost average a market tracker. That is investing. Myself I believe what you are describing is gambling.


Dude…if it has tits or tires it’s going to cost a lot of money


I was waiting too. Sorry buddy.


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Interesting. This is past my chemical studies in school but very interesting. How would it work? Like If I can get it out of the air, does it mean we will have an air scarcity problem in the future?


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So you’re cherry picking your side arguments? I guess we are done here. I’m not defending nazis you asshole. I’m saying both sides are suck. Both sides are in the wrong. Both sides don’t have people’s best interest at heart and just use Congress to get rich.


Oh so when I get full synthetic oil in my vehicle that is not at all petroleum based? That’s completely from a lab? Or however they are made?


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Did I say I was an all knowing authority on the Bible? No I’m bringing up counterpoints. That’s how discussions work


Here are some real sources.
L.D. Reynolds & N.G. Wilson, Scribes and Scholars: A Guide to the Transmission of Greek and Latin Literature (Oxford University Press)
Paul Maas, Textkritik — the foundational 20th-century work laying out the method (stemmatics/cladistic analysis of manuscript families) that’s
Martin West, Textual Criticism and Editorial Technique (Teubner)
These compare the methods used on classic literature that society deems as some of the most accurate books and preservation in history. Using those same standards, the Bible becomes an outlier for accuracy.


Here are some real sources.
L.D. Reynolds & N.G. Wilson, Scribes and Scholars: A Guide to the Transmission of Greek and Latin Literature (Oxford University Press)
Paul Maas, Textkritik — the foundational 20th-century work laying out the method (stemmatics/cladistic analysis of manuscript families) that’s
Martin West, Textual Criticism and Editorial Technique (Teubner)
These compare the methods used on classic literature that society deems as some of the most accurate books and preservation in history. Using those same standards, the Bible becomes an outlier for accuracy.


The amount of biblical reproductions and verifiable copies are factors higher than homers illiad. That’s a fact.


Hydroelectric need oil for turbine?


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Ah so I provided sources and you decided to still be biased. Good job.


I’m confused I provided sources? That’s what you wanted?
That’s an interesting game but it assumes the same amount either in or out all at once. Not what I’m describing where each month you invest a set amount into the market each time. This is what 401ks do. While the beat the couch is pretty cool it doesn’t take into account the dollar cost averaging aspect. It’s all in or all out. It’s not in, then buy more, then buy more, then buy more then buy more etc…you get the picture.
Having said that it is absolutely true that time in the market is better than timing the market.