In theory it can indeed be done. But the transition period from fossil energy to renewable energy is actually a big obstacle.

Apart from the fact that it requires quite high costs in making facilities and such. In fact, the real obstacle is that we ourselves may already be dependent on the use of oil fuel energy.

But if awareness of environmental sustainability is increased, I believe that in the future renewable energy will really be used and become the majority of usage. But building everyone's awareness is the most difficult.

High infrastructure and capital can be overcome. But human awareness to love nature more, I think this is the real obstacle.

Investors in these companies are not affected in the same way as employees, as investors and stock owners have the ability to diversify their investments, and they often have diversification of investments and protection from the government if they declare bankruptcy, but the employee does not have all these procedures that may protect his job, and his income may be directly affected if this happens. It has nothing to do with his total dependence on the job and the lack of a surplus, not to mention the spiral of debt that he will enter if he has not already entered into it.
Poor economic conditions affect employees more than shareholders.

Most people who pursue higher degrees do so not because they stand to get a well paying job that will increase their financial capacity but rather they increase their level of literacy, experience, exposure and most times technical know how. Some people especially in the developed countries increase their degrees in order to be recognised in the organisation they find themselves while others because of certain position they want to attain in life.

Based on what I have observed in my country, I think most people increase their degrees because they believe that once they are offered employment in the government sector they stand a better chance of being paid a huge amount of money because of the levels they will be ranked in based on the degrees they have while others get degrees to stand out as individuals who can be relied upon once there are matters that requires great thinkers and academic juganuts.

I think it's normal to be under some stress, because after stress comes relief once you find the solution. I know it's hard to find a solution but at last, everyone found a solution because that's what life is for and what it has to test us.

Life is not easy, we are all being tested out here, I as a Muslim have a firm belief that this world is not for the ones who have faith. For them this world is a cage. And that belief has made me think that if I am being tested to my limits then Allah has made me that way because in the Quran Allah has said I only put that pressure or weight on a person which he can bear. If I am being tested out with stress due to some weight then Allah has made me that way so that I can bear it.

You might not be a believer of Allah but still, for you my answer is, that we should take life as a hardship battle where we have to make efforts we also know the world is evolving population is increasing, there are fewer fields, fewer places to keep shelter in to make home at. People in many countries are living in cages like homes consisting of only one room.

l don't think that bitcoin will reach the price of 69k before the end of the year, viewing what has happened and what is happening. The price of bitcoin may go between 25k and 35k during the year depending on the demand. Major bitcoin price increment will be late next year and 2025, as the case may be.

You are absolutely right. Food has become much cheaper in developed countries precisely because of the competition in producing and supplying it. And when I say that it has become cheaper, I am referring to a time horizon of 100 years, and if we go further back we will see that it is much cheaper in relation to the income of the workers, where in ancient times everything they earned was spent on food. I say this because with inflation prices have been rising for a couple of years now, but if we look further back we see how much food prices have fallen for working families who, apart from eating, could afford other consumer goods such as washing machines or cars, apart from services such as going on holiday and things like that.

Most people would let their desires win due to comparison to the other people, cause if they are contented of what they had, for sure they could save money with taking loans and withdraw savings just to buy unnecessary things that can't help for your own convenience. Focusing in investment rather than comparing would build up the mindset of "in the future or sooner I would also afford that" which is actually good cause for that term you could be financially stable to buy things you want.

Everyone has certainly experienced this. We all became a victim of FOMO especially in our newbies days and it think it’s somewhat hard to avoid especially if we want to grab every opportunity around just to be profitable. And it all turns out that FOMO will only lead us into unexpected losses and missing opportunities that we’re supposed to have. And once we learned our lesson, at least we know already not to fall from FOMO again.