Posted on 07/01/2023 10:24:51 AM PDT by deport
SUMMARY / KEY TAKEAWAYS
In this article, we explain the term “the Great Reset.
”Where did it originate from? Is it the reality, or just
another spy theory that got viral"?
We also explore the threats related to the Great Reset in
case it pans out.
We also discuss the steps in your career that can make you
feel safe in the job market regardless of the external conditions.
In the past few months, the phrase “You will own nothing.
You will be happy” that appeared in the video ad of the World
Economic Forum made the headlines and has electrified
public opinion. The phrase was used to describe one of the
8 predictions featured in the official World Economic
Forum campaign on the media.
(Excerpt) Read more at ontologyofvalue.com ...
Retirement
I expect to be turned into food.
That’s the spirit. Lower your expectations enough and you’ll never be disappointed.
Here’s my prediction: no matter how much they reset, there will always be a need for plumbers.
I expect to be turned into food.
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Plant growth is needed for sure.
I’m just gonna be dumped into a
pond I was raised by about 30 or
feet from our back door. Let my
ashes rest on the bottom.
I wish I had my 10 minutes back. The article was a big fat nothing.
$6k every year in a Roth IRA. S & P 500. One should be ok after 40 wars of it. How many 18 year-olds can put that much away? I say join the military to start out. E-1’s have to start out at $20k/yr. Learn electronics and how to function.
And carpenters.
Years ago, I read about developing a “skills portfolio” that is diversified like any stock portfolio. Have a skill with your hands, a skill with your brain, in several unrelated fields.
Cutting hair and owning a mortuary.
Are you serious. Most likely you will be converted to fertilizer.
Best career? Gulag Director.
Ding, ding, ding. We have a winner!
Just be sure to get certified, licensed and keep up your union dues. ;)
Thanks, you have saved many:)
Yep. I retired two years ago and have simply opted out of this mess. The key was making the main aspect of my retirement plan twofold:
1. Live in an area where the cost of living and, especially, taxes, are absurdly low.
2. Be debt free.
It’s paid off in spades. When one pays the price of a pizza in property taxes every month, and has no monthly payments other than power and water, and both are dirt cheap, one’s cost of living is so low that, even living solely on Social Security, one can throw about 2/3 of the monthly payment into savings (or a matress) and pay cash for stuff like cars and guns and ATV’s.
Long article is right. I read it. The you don’t own anything and like it will never happen. Property taxes are the main reason. That is the main source of revenue for states and local governments. That won’t happen. The rest. Some maybe. The article hates capitalism which is disappointing.
where is thiz utopia?
Ping
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