Pretty much what I do exactly. I have an app that notifies me 1hr before it’s 8hrs from wake up time. So basically, I get notified 9hrs before I want to wake up. I go to sleep 8hrs before, but realistically fall asleep around 7.5hrs before I want to wake up. Then, if I feel groggy when I wake up, I do a 30min snooze. Sometimes I’ll also take a caffeine/theanine pill before the 30min snooze. Then you reallly wake up.

Sleep cycles are usually around 90mins, so you could theoretically get 2 of those in before 7am. Or, you could try doing something calming for 90mins, and only get one cycle in. Yoga, reading a book etc.

Watch some good debaters

I got you

The guy with 1. METRO PCs on the way home maybe pick up the powder there is a good chance of the day just to be safe flight baby I love you so much I think I had a good day today love you too baby girl I love you too baby girl I love you too baby girl I love you too baby girl I love you too baby girl I love you too baby girl I miss my wired earbuds though that is a good idea to get the red curry paste it in the morning and Mon morning and Mon morning and Mon morning and then I can go to the store and get her to love you too baby girl song is playing with the kids off to the airport time sensitive to the airport time sensitive today.

I’m assuming it was sarcasm/a joke too, but hard to know these days, without either knowing someone, or the obvious /s. Some crazy people out there…

In a statement to Whales Online

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I’m sure the other leg can make up for it, and it should be grateful for the extra work.

Is that Dewey?

Hulk Hogan. Idiocracy is a documentary.

Implement the golden rule: cooks don’t clean.

Aight, I put on my robe and wizard’s hat.

I agree with you, it’s fucked. It’s also the reality we live in for now, unfortunately, until something changes, and I don’t see any change coming soon. We’re probably more likely to see our first trillionaire before that, unfortunately.

Doesn’t have to be 50%, that’s merely an example to illustrate the power of compounding & resisting lifestyle creep. If you take anything away, it’s to try to save & invest what you can, as young as you can, and to resist the urge to “keep up with the Joneses”. That will put you in a much healthier financial position. I don’t know your situation, and you don’t know mine.

That’s sort of the point I was trying to make with an example, but it appears it fell flat. Compound interest and resisting lifestyle inflation, can really help people in the long-run.

The reality is, you’ll never be able to time it perfectly. Contributing over time, rather than lump-sum, will spread the risk.

If something does happen to the stock market, we’ll all be fucked. Pretty much every country, company, and individual is invested in some shape or form. Pensions, insurance etc.

With my left hand, my thumb starts facing right, and then sort of goes down and towards the left.

Agreed, no investment can be guaranteed. However, average return of s&p 500 over 100 years has been 10%. Average return of an example index-fund, VTI, since inception in 2001 has been around 8%.

I’m not sure anyone called it significant gains?

Anyways, 50% is really just an example to show what can be possible through saving & investing. Saving any amount of money, at a regular rate, can quickly become more than you think, when compounding is in play.

Left or right-handed?