Sure, you can earn something from sitting on your PC and watching advertisements but is that money enough to be worth your time? Think about that.

My best song:

Magic in The Hamptons by Social House.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOVSYijTERQ

While I was reading this, I remember the investment website eToro, they have this feature that you can copy somebody else's stock investments and such.
Do you think they added that to make sure their users didn't earn much money by having tons of people copying the same trades?

Anyways thank you for your reply

Hey!

You need to be honest with yourself. Either you want to be a child and play games on your phone or you can be a grown up and take responsibility for what you need to do.
Studying is the only thing that's gonna help you in the real world. Knowledge can't be taken away from you by anybody. Your fantasy games can disappear in the blink of an eye.

Invest in yourself first. That's my advice. 

I've been drinking water most of my life.
Back then when i was a kid, I used to drink Coca Cola all the time. I was really fat and i couldn't control myself.

One day my mom decided it was time to stop the bs and started buying only water at home. Best decision ever.
I've been drinking water ever since (more than 20 years now) and I do not miss a drop of sugar drinks at all.

Water saved my life, more or less.

Steve Jobs said: “I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.”

The future, in my opinion, is transforming the hard manual work in a simple (or automated) work.

Believe it or not, machines will be the end of us all because they're gonna replace us eventually. It's just a matter of time.

So to answer your question. Smart work, definitely.

I see a lot of people in my daily life that go around asking that kind of questions.
Let me tell you something. If I were you, I'd just remember your dad for who he was and move on.
It doesn't matter right now where he went (or not). Sooner or later everybody will find out.

I'm positive about the fact that he wouldn't want you to waste your time.

Wow, that's an easy one.
If I had only one wish, I'd probably wish to have a happy and long life.
Material things come and go, but we only get the chance of life once and if done right, once is enough.

What inspires me the most is challenging myself every single day to be a better version of myself. Having clear goals in your life will make you move forward always.
Improving myself, being fit and healthy. Finding love and being happy.

1917 is one of the best war movies I've ever seen. Below is the synopsis:
"During World War I, two British soldiers -- Lance Cpl. Schofield and Lance Cpl. Blake -- receive seemingly impossible orders. In a race against time, they must cross over into enemy territory to deliver a message that could potentially save 1,600 of their fellow comrades -- including Blake's own brother."

I liked it because it's aimed to show how the soldiers really had it in the middle of the war. It's not a national's propaganda about how the mighty super-countries won the war. It's from the soldier's perspective.

Well, kind of. What we see is a simulation of what our eyes understand and send towards our brain as electrical impulses so we can picture it io our brains and give those images meaning.

If we were in something like the Matrix, do you really think it would be that difficult to do? I mean, getting hooked up to a machine that sends electrical impulses to our heads instead of our eyes.

If sufficient money was destined to its discovery, I'm 99% sure it could be created.

That's just how capitalism works. If we all were debt-free and rich, nobody would work, factories would stop and all the essentials for your daily life would disappear because why bother working, right?

Capitalism is not a fair system but it works.

Yeah, that sounds about right. But be careful with taking vitamins, if you take the wrong ones they can damage your health instead of actually helping you.
A few years ago I was taking this general vitamin I got from the local pharmacy and I started feeling ill all the time. After going to a doctor he said the vitamins were damaging my body.

So be cautious about what you eat. Make sure they're coming from a reputable company, else do not eat them.

Sounds weird to even say this, but do you think that privacy really exists?
Have you seen the movie "Snowden"? It's based on true facts.
In a world where any government can hack your phone camera and see you live without you even noticing, I'd say privacy is just what we tell ourselves we have in order to sleep better at night. It's non-existent.

Sure, you can go and live in the mountains without Internet nor electricity, but for how long? Is that even life for the regular modern citizen of the world?

Instead of talking about why privacy matters, what you should really do is ask yourself if if really does indeed exists.

Smiling is good, yeah. But lets not confuse smiling with being happy.

There're lots of people out there that hide their emotions behind a smile because they're too afraid of what others could think of them.

Society raises us by stupidly asking us to smile all the time, like if that was gonna make you happy.

Whenever you feel sad, you don't need to smile. Be sad, it's OKAY to be sad from time to time. It's normal human emotions and nobody should feel ashamed of being sad.

Bottling up your emotions behind a smile can be dangerous for your own health and eventually for others.

Feel free to be true to yourself.

Why would that be a bad sign? Every couple needs a bit of space once in a while, talking from experience as well.
You could use that time to do some exercise also because it seems like you've got a full-on lifestyle. Maybe it'll relax you a bit.

There is no such thing as "the best life".
Everybody is different, and there is so much more to life than the 3 options you've provided.

Some people, they just want to spend their lives traveling around the world and exploring new cultures, others are good enough living in the same town all of their lives.
Humanity is so diverse that it's impossible to summarize what the best life would be.

In my opinion, the best life is the one that makes you truly happy regardless of where you are, who you are with and what you have.
People forget that life is so much more than just what society tells us it is, those lies become their new real.

Don't get me wrong, I'm good with getting married and having children but that's not the best lifestyle for everybody.

Okay so here it goes: Everything starts with your own state of mind. The same way people tell you that you have to be emotionally healthy to be in a relationship with somebody and really make it work, think of it as a relationship with yourself.
If you want to lose weight, it's not about just doing exercise, it's also about what you do after that. It's worth nothing to spend a whole day doing weights and running if at the end you just head back home and eat a whole chocolate cake. You get what I mean?
It's about discipline. and you can't really have boundaries unless you're emotionally healthy to restrain yourself from letting your desires overcome your goals.

There're no magic pills and no magic solutions. You just have to take care of yourself and that includes what you eat. Treat your body with respect and eventually you'll see results.

Hope it helps!

What personally worked best for me is to open Spotify, play a song and while it's playing, see the Lyrics and try to sing it out loud. Eventually the pronunciation will stick to you and without realizing you'll start speaking and writing better English. Hope it helps.