True. Not every victim is innocent. Sometimes they are unknowingly break the ToS of the casino and then they claim they didn’t do any wrongdoings. They aren’t lying since they don’t know what offense they committed. Sometimes on the other hand, they just lie because it is easier to blame somebody else for his own mistakes. It is just human nature. People don’t like to take responsibility for their own actions sometimes. Even murderers do this because if they come up with a story that’s good enough, the judge might believe that it was self-defense.

In gambling, greed is the main enemy to be honest. If a person can control greed, then definitely he can make good amount of profits. You should always set a fixed amount  for gambling. If you exceed that amount, then you should stop gambling. Gambling can be dangerous when you bet all your savings in greed to get more profits. So setting daily targets or a fix budget can surely help you to gamble in limit.

That is where I am currently struggling. I have been trying to teach my family about crypto. I am holding my crypto assets in a ledger. Still, no one is able to handle my device in case I pass away. It's really a concerning matter for me. Also, it's hard to trust anyone outside of my family with such funds. I hope I can teach someone about my holdings before I pass away. Because if my family can't access my funds, they have to suffer. I know everyone thinks about privacy and trust. But in our lives, we have to trust someone; otherwise, we can't live. So yes, it's very important to teach a family member about our holdings.

If you think that transactions made with Bitcoin will remain private and that the state and other focal points will not be able to track these transactions, you are wrong. This creates a false perception of privacy. Users have a false sense of security in Bitcoin and do not try to protect their privacy.
Even users on the TOR network can be identified. There are surveillance nodes and long term surveillance techniques. But Bitcoin is truly transparent. For example, in TOR hidden services, you are dealing with hidden vendors. But as soon as you buy a product with Bitcoin or exchange Bitcoin for dollars, you can be exposed. In short, privacy should not be confused with anonymity. For privacy, use each address only once. Use a new address for each transaction.
We know that Bitcoin addresses can be identified through transaction history and behavior analysis, such as the TOR network. This is a long process that takes time. You can use completely different addresses for transactions such as buying goods, services, receiving payments, and so on.
This makes it more difficult for them to identify you from transaction history. For example, people who send you money won't know who you send money to from your other addresses. This is the most important thing to keep in mind about privacy.

While there is some truth about your statement, let's put our tinfoil hats for the meantime and think sensibly without the air of conspiracy theories clogging the vessels that deliver oxygen in our brain.

yes, the government likes to control everything, especially money, and for good reason too. They don't want people laundering money which is illegal, and they don't want people getting scammed off of their hard-earned money, which is also illegal. The battle they committed against bitcoin was done under this premise, bitcoin threatens the security of the cash system that they have in place for so many years, not only because it disrupts the socio-economic paradigms they have set in place, but also because the existence of a coin that could allow people to launder money, or scam people without getting caught is too risky to ignore.

If you don’t know how to drive, then it might lead to accident, if you don’t know how to swim, then it might drown you, similarly if you don’t know how to trade, it can completely ruin you. Trading involves investment of real money, so yes we should be extremely cautious while trading. This is the reason for which many newbies are advised at first to learn about the market and coins. When you are confident and well equipped with knowledge, then do demo trades, and finally do real trades with real money.

I know I will not have half a million dollars for the rest of my life because I know I am not working for it. My target is to live a good life, and I don't want to chase for money. Instead, I am running for happiness, and my limit of happiness is in my family. Now, come back to the topic. Half a million dollars in my country is a good amount. I could choose two from the options you gave. Half the amount on the real estate because it will generate a specific amount of money every month, which will be good. I choose real estate because it's the safest one. I will invest the other half in Cryptocurrency. I will DCA BTC with at least $100K; the rest will be for alts to take a chance in the bull run. Even if I fail with the alts, I hope BTC will return my money in a few years.

It exclusively depends on what business you are going to start.

Early retirement must be based on strong reasons. Those who decide to retire early have various reasons, some are getting bored with the rules at work, there are those who want to manage their own business and there are also those who are lazy about doing the same activities every day. For those who want to manage their own business or want to form a new life to be more independent, early retirement is a good decision.
Many people retire early but don't have a clear reason why they made that decision, ultimately their lives become chaotic due to not having a regular source of income every month.

As far as I understand brokers and casinos carry out different activities and have different goals, casinos use games and rules that have been designed to ensure a long-term advantage to the casino silver and there is no way to reverse the outcome for sure in each trade.

The fact that casinos and brokers carry out different activities makes the discussion of comparisons between the two industries complicated. The general view is that both have the goal of making profit. Choosing a reputable and reputable broker is important to ensure that you are protected and receive the best service.

For me, having a degree is a big help to get a job since most of the requirements they look for are college graduates. Although it may be hard to secure a job, having a degree gives you more opportunities to apply for certain jobs. Also I believe that having more than one degree is such a big advantage. Having a double degree can be a way to easier find a high paying job compared to a single degree holder.

But at the end of the day, it's only not about your educational background, you also need to build your skills and expertise. If you have those things, more opportunities will come to you. You can secure a job with your education but if you won't pursue your skill growth, you'll just remain in the same position. You can have a stable source of income but it may not be enough in the long run. So you also need to continue learning and improving to succeed.

They know too much. They lied and were fined concerning privacy issues. Everyone should consider refraining from relying on Google services unless it is a necessity. There are various alternatives exist that protect user privacy. However, it is indeed that people must sacrifice some convenience in order to gain some privacy benefits offered by some of the alternative platforms.

That is to say, even though they do some unhealthy and cheeky business practices, a lot of people utilize and gain the benefit of the services offered by them. It is a great service, and the user base speaks about them. But too much centrality and dependence on a big company is surely not good. Personally, I tried to minimize any interaction with Google, and now exploring an option for an alternative that could replace them.

I actually don’t have negative opinion about using credit card for gambling. Although it would make you easily overspend and become doomed to debt, but hey if you gamble responsibly, things like this will be avoided. So I don’t agree with banning credit cards for gambling, instead it would be more reasonable to ban those gamblers who always gamble without caution. Even if you use fiat, as long as you don’t know how to control your funds, you will still end up with a huge debt and worst become homeless.

It depends on you

Do trade when you know what you doing and want to gain a profit over time
do invest when you want to HOLD for a long period of time

both of them have their own risk so choose carefully, tho most people that I know is do both of them trade/scalping for usually altcoin and invest on bitcoin for long period of time

I believe underpopulation is not as big an issue as they make it seem.  Don't get me wrong, I know it's an issue but how many countries can show proof that the economy is slow because of underpopulation? Worst case scenario they open their borders for skilled immigrants.

You have a good point here regarding job opportunities. Big population means bigger manpower for a country. However, if the government of that country fails to see that and makes the best out of it then it is possible for them to only see overpopulation as a negative thing.

Bitcoin is just a tool like a knife; one can use it to cut something loose while another can use it to st*b someone. It all depends on what for and how it is used - it creates no direct cause!