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81  Economy / Economics / Re: What will you do if bitcoin crash? on: March 31, 2023, 02:02:10 AM
Talking about fate if bitcoin crashes, the first thing I will see is is it just the price crash or crash due to conflict with the government? If the price crashes, surely one day it can rise but if it sack with government that is dangerous. But I'm also not too sad because I don't save or invest a lot in bitcoin.Honestly, my main goal is to become a bounty hunter and if bitcoin crashes, it will definitely have a big impact on the bounty campaign and I don't want that to happen. I still want to be here until I get rich.

Just a suggestion for all friends
Its okay for us to invest, trade, or bounty campaigns while crypto still exists and is worth it. But do it wisely, with calculation, and don't be in a hurry just because hype of the 1 coin that is being talked about on social media platforms. Do the research carefully, with a small number first it's okay, it's sure to be safe.
82  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How much you have earned through crypto referral on: March 31, 2023, 01:50:34 AM
In general, referral programs in the crypto field are not very profitable due to the limited number of users in this field. If you are a beginner, I advise you to focus on an easier niche.
I'm also not too sure whether I can get a lot of profit just from referrals. In the past, I often tried programs such as referrals, watching ads, free mining with time limits, but ended up wasting time because no one paid. I think a crypto program that's literally free that's worth it is an airdrop, I've gotten it.
83  Economy / Economics / Re: Money as a store of value... on: March 31, 2023, 01:44:42 AM
Before there was money, in ancient times they still used the barter system, whatever the barter was, it depended on the agreement of both parties. But the barter system cann't be declared a store of value, because it has no future value and only has value in the past. So that currency emerged as a tools of payment, a store of value, and as a medium for pricing an item.
84  Economy / Economics / Re: Is there a place in the world you could live like a king via sig campaigns? on: March 30, 2023, 02:31:38 AM

Basically, I think campaign earning will be able to give members an average living conditions  in developing countries that has low inflation rate and the value of dollars against thier local currency is high. There is no Western nation that campaign earnings can sustain a participant except it is added with another job 
Your statement is very related to the reality. I live in a developing country and it's really worth the income from the signature campaign, but that was 4 years ago. I took a break from 2020 and have just started the last year because I see that there are still many  members and bounty participants who are enthusiastic about the campaign.

Highlight the main topic of the OP and your statement, meaning if you want to live in a country like a king via a signature campaign, then live in a developing country which has many wonderful islands to visit.
85  Economy / Economics / Re: Is some certain lifestyle a waste of money and time ? on: March 30, 2023, 02:19:33 AM
If the minimum wage per month is still below $300, think clearly and don't do such stupid things. Still not married I wouldn't do something silly like that,  let alone already have a family. They call it's fun? is it fun to drink? Why not train yourself to develop or at least do a hobby? But when the salary is over $1000 per month, I think it's okay to drink for pleasure once a week.
It is okay to drink once a month as long as you just spend a few dollars on it because it is good for your health, but that doesn't mean that you will spend so much and also do it on a weekly basis. Before, when my salary was $300, I still drank for fun, and there's nothing wrong with that, but only once a month, and sometimes nothing because I was short. As long as you ain't spending so much, then it's okay, but if it will affect your family, then it is not good.
Actually if you can still control yourself, drank once a month for fun with small portions like you do will definitely be fine and enjoyable, even if it's once a week. But if you get carried away and finally ask to drank more and more? Because drank is very fun especially with best friends. The point is that we ourselves know better about our financial management, with our income, we are able to control our expenses.
86  Economy / Economics / Re: Poor and Rich on: March 30, 2023, 02:11:27 AM
We all know the quote "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer" I heard this quote when I was in high school now I'm grown up. I always wondering why?

Is it that the rich have already wealth the day they are born? Have savings and investment?

While the poor doesn't have any of those?

The point is I started in low before having some savings and investment. I'm not saying I'm already rich but I can say that I'm better than before. Can you guys share your ideas with this topic.
Why are the rich getting richer? Because for them the money will work for them. With lots of money, investment, business, everything the rich can run because they have large capital and ultimately profits continue to increase.

Why are the poor getting poorer? Because they don't dare to take risks for new opportunities. With their less income, they choose to buy their daily needs instead of opening a new business.

Born into a rich or poor family, it is a privilege that we can't choose. We can only respond to any situation that occurs wisely.
I think this lies in our environment so that it influences the mindset. so that many rich people are getting richer, and poor people will remain poor, because they associate with the poor and do not want to experience change, so that their lives will continue to stagnate and be in continuous poverty. therefore we must choose an environment to associate with, even though we are poor but if we associate with people who are rich in mindset, then we will have broad insight to become rich
Before going out to associate, of course we will think about where do we start and get out. If born into a poor family, can they afford to associate with rich people in cafes or expensive restaurants? Of course, not. But the rich people can associate with the poor at the roadside. that already explains that the privileges owned by the rich play a very big role in his career.

Can the poor not change? Of course you can, by working optimally, collecting money for capital, then daring to take risks for business.
87  Economy / Economics / Re: less risk or big profit? on: March 29, 2023, 02:05:01 AM

The less riskier from Real Estate and cryptocurrency is Real Estate, but less risk,, less reward. The risk that come with the higher volatility of cryptocurrency makes the profit that can be gotten bigger. Will you go for less risk, or big profit?


It doesn't mean that real estate has a small risk, everything has a big risk if we don't know the knowledge. Call it the property business, stock investment, all very risky if we only rely on capital without proper knowledge and strategy. I only have any views related to investment and business, the risk is big. But why is crypto a bigger risk? Crypto has not been legalized by governments around the world (maybe still some countries). It's fluctuation rate is also higher and difficult to predict.

If i have to choose, of course the big profit and if in this discussion it is crypto, I choose crypto.
88  Economy / Economics / Re: Poor and Rich on: March 29, 2023, 01:56:02 AM
We all know the quote "the rich get richer and the poor get poorer" I heard this quote when I was in high school now I'm grown up. I always wondering why?

Is it that the rich have already wealth the day they are born? Have savings and investment?

While the poor doesn't have any of those?

The point is I started in low before having some savings and investment. I'm not saying I'm already rich but I can say that I'm better than before. Can you guys share your ideas with this topic.
Why are the rich getting richer? Because for them the money will work for them. With lots of money, investment, business, everything the rich can run because they have large capital and ultimately profits continue to increase.

Why are the poor getting poorer? Because they don't dare to take risks for new opportunities. With their less income, they choose to buy their daily needs instead of opening a new business.

Born into a rich or poor family, it is a privilege that we can't choose. We can only respond to any situation that occurs wisely.
89  Economy / Economics / Re: Is some certain lifestyle a waste of money and time ? on: March 29, 2023, 01:49:59 AM
If the minimum wage per month is still below $300, think clearly and don't do such stupid things. Still not married I wouldn't do something silly like that,  let alone already have a family. They call it's fun? is it fun to drink? Why not train yourself to develop or at least do a hobby? But when the salary is over $1000 per month, I think it's okay to drink for pleasure once a week.
90  Economy / Economics / Re: Is the government can really make a way to end poverty or it depends on us? on: March 28, 2023, 02:02:32 AM
Depending on us, they will only help a little to create jobs in various ways, one of which is bringing in foreign investors. The government is also only tasked with regulating the circulation of the local currency to prevent inflation. The government will also only regulate security and order for everyone who wants to run a business. So the main actors to end poverty are ourselves and the government is just the people behind the scenes.
91  Economy / Economics / Re: Where do we go from here on: March 28, 2023, 01:48:03 AM
There was a time where Elon musk is afraid of Robots with AI capabilities, saying they are dangerous to humans, there was a rumour about some incident where a robot threatened to crush him, I don't know how true is this, but not too long ago even the Microsoft boss Bill Gates is very concerned about the harms that AI could bring on humanity, saying something like AI might decides that humans are a threat. We do we go from here?
Don't think too far ahead mate, it's just some people's worries. Actually AI could have cooperated with humans. For example, so far the factory industry uses automatic machines in working on the production of goods or packing, while the humans who work only control the machines. That's already called an AI, right? I said maybe this is different because in this era AI is in the form of robots that resemble humans and it looks scary if they can doing something according to their own instincts.
92  Economy / Economics / Re: Planning avoids unnecessary expenses on: March 28, 2023, 01:42:15 AM
Actually a person's lifestyle will change when their income increases. Who initially spent $ 100 per month, could have increased to $ 500 per month if you have a lot. It cannot be denied because it is human instinct, to want to buy whatever you want even though it is only a secondary need. It's a different story if you only get "surprise" money from bitcoin results or short-term investment trading, if you live a luxurious lifestyle then the possibility of returning to zero is very large as told by the OP. But if the business is already running, have a steady job with high salaries, usually people don't really consider the little things.
93  Economy / Economics / Re: Can I take a loan to invest in bitcoin? on: March 27, 2023, 11:52:24 AM
Even though the risks are big, we all know that, but there are still opportunities. But it's better not to do that let alone a beginner and someone who doesn't have a steady job yet. Because if there is a risk of a market crash, what will he do with the loan? Whereas the loan will provide him with bills every month? But if you already have a steady job let say with a salary of $ 300/month, take out a loan of $ 3000 for bitcoin investment and take a bill of $ 100 every month for 3 years, I think it still makes sense.
94  Economy / Economics / Re: What's is daily budgets or expenses as a bitcoiner? on: March 27, 2023, 11:38:52 AM
I know everybody is not in a same class but still we all do budgeting, expenses and impulse. How much do spend a day? Do you think is possible to program your daily expenses?
What you say it is very important, whatever your salary or income, daily expenses are very important to calculate. In my country which incidentally is a developing country, $ 10 is enough to live alone but if you already have a wife or expenses for a family at home, $ 15 is enough. And it must be saved as much as possible there is still some left so it can be saving.
95  Economy / Economics / Re: Lending money or damaging family bond ? on: March 26, 2023, 12:01:07 PM
I have a suggestion for those of you who are often visited by your relatives or your best friends to borrow your money. If the first borrow they want to return, I think its okay. But if him don't return it and come a second time, just say "I'd rather give you money than lend you because i don't have much money". In this case for example he wants to borrow $ 100, then just give him $ 10 as a gift, so you and he are not burdened with debt problems.

Because after all, relatives or friends who want to borrow money from you must really need it. On the one hand you don't want to lose a lot of money because in the end he doesn't want to give it back, on the other hand there are people closest to you who must be helped. So just give him 10% of the total money he wants to borrow.
96  Economy / Economics / Re: Benefit from Higher Education? on: March 26, 2023, 11:53:46 AM
I wonder if higher education will help for entrepreneurship?
I am more interested in how much theory will help in this, because during a long study we do not get practice, this will be possible only when we start doing business, until that moment we will not be able to know how much it will help us.

This can help us if we need a license, but in some cases it can be obtained without a higher education.

Statistically, 95% of entrepreneurs have a bachelor's degree or higher and I wonder, for those of you who are involved in entrepreneurship, how useful was higher education for you?
Depending on what business will be developed because it determines how big the role of higher education is. And I think the main factor for successful entrepreneurs is the privilege they have, although not 90% true. Let's say the A and B are the same school at the college of economics. Person A has the privilege where his brother is a confidant in a large company while person B comes from an ordinary family. When both of them have graduated, person A has better career opportunities if he enters the company where his brother works and he also has the opportunity to get the highest position.

Privilage applies to all entrepreneurial sectors, whether it's small, medium or large businesses. Back again, that's not 90% true, because there are also entrepreneurs who really start from 0 without privileges, but at least have inherited property from their parents haha  Cheesy

Education is very important, but privilege is everything
97  Economy / Economics / Re: Its not human vs machine its human vs human on: March 26, 2023, 11:44:54 AM
The advent of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has sparked a debate about the role of technology in the workplace. Some fear that robots and automation will replace human workers, while others argue that machines will enhance human capabilities and create new jobs.in the midst of this discussion, we often overlook an important factor: it's not human vs. machine, but rather human vs. human. AI and ML are tools that are designed and controlled by humans, and their impact in the workplace is determined by how humans choose to use them.

You have made an excellent point that the impact of AI and ML in the workplace is largely determined by how humans choose to use them. While some fear that machines will replace human workers, the reality is that these technologies can enhance human skills and create new job opportunities. However, it is important to be mindful of the biases and assumptions that can be reflected in the development and deployment of these technologies, and to work towards a future where humans and machines can work together in harmony.
In simple terms, AI working on orders or programs from humans. The meaning no matter how much or how skilled AI is, it still needs humans as their main control. Especially the daily or weekly routine maintenance part, because if an error occurs in that machine it will have very fatal consequences, especially if it is placed in the industry.
98  Economy / Economics / Re: How do you survived during covid19 ? on: March 26, 2023, 11:40:07 AM
During yesterday's covid or in the period from 2020 to 2022 yesterday, I was still able to survive by selling designs online and that really resulted in huge profits every month. So it's very suitable because you don't need high mobility to get out of the house. Only need a stable internet connection and work to make designs according to consumer demand. But the strange thing is that after the pandemic was declared it started to disappear, the marketplace site that I used to sell, now can't access anymore and right now I'm actually experiencing quite a hard time (probably the same as someone who was dismissed from the factory during Covid yesterday).
99  Economy / Economics / Re: The future of work and education on: March 26, 2023, 11:34:14 AM
The COVID 19 pandemic tripled the job search competition in the world. And to become the right candidate for any position, self education on relevant skills is important. The AI technology is taking over lots of opportunities from humans and soon many occupations won't need man power anymore, rendering lots of people jobless. Teachers could miss out if Robots begin teaching in schools. So, people are meant to get hold of digital skills and learn continuously to be the best. Skills like networking; Cisco is very relevant in the world of today. Recruiters now look at IT skills to differentiate between unique applicants and it's an advantage to know advanced programming and designing. It's a new era, limitation isn't accepted in the cooperate world of today, a little skill you own that a competitor doesn't possess can land you the job. Therefore, to stay relevant job seekers must spend their spare time acquiring soft and hard skills.
Maybe more precisely humans must continue to develop from now on because in the future if the industry is controlled by AI, it is humans who have control over AI. Because I think AI will not be able to stand alone. If that is the subject of the main discussion, then those who will reach that level are likely to be middle and upper class people or those in the economically capable category. Because all information technology education is a very expensive science.
100  Economy / Economics / Re: Replacement? on: March 25, 2023, 04:15:26 AM
I have been seeing the progress of cryptocurrency these past few years, and I've been thinking, will it definitely be a replacement for physical money and use crypto as a primary transactions in our everyday life?
Doesn't rule out the possibility but certainly not in the near future. the world's economic situation is unstable and in the post-pandemic recovery period, of course the government also doesn't want to take risks by providing crypto as a means of payment because crypto is also volatile and very risky to use for transactions at this time.
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