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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @stack_harder 11m \ on: I don't think I can stay with my normie partner bitcoin
i mean, it's normal for spouses not to always love the same things, but if bitcoin has become a huge moral thing of importance for you, i would suggest maybe couples therapy first.
Or maybe just accept that she will remain a normie that refuses to have btc foisted upon her lol
if, on the other hand, you kind of just don't love your wife anymore, and the btc issue is the tip of the iceberg, I would say you have some introspection and thinking to do.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @stack_harder OP 5h \ parent \ on: What age is the hardest to find a job? AskSN
most people in the west already have some kind of chronic health issues in their 50s and im not even sure how many people are physically and mentally fit for most jobs
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @stack_harder OP 5h \ parent \ on: What age is the hardest to find a job? AskSN
It's true, comparison is the thief of joy, you'll be golden if you keep stacking tho !
That's great and i stay on top of things personally, tech etc, but it seems after 30 or 40, people just stop developing, or having any kind of personal growth
i think the one of the hardest things is when people have to take massive pay cuts as their older, it hits the ego hard. men especially place a lot of value on income, and identity is usually whatever the job is.
I'm self-employed so things are a bit different, but i think we all become basically a bit invisible in the 5th decade
i think it depends on the format, but I think if you ask open-ended questions and ask a person about their lives, you'll get something good.
Most people have stories to tell; just have to help them open up
many years back i got into collecting old russian coins from the early soviet union days and, while they're not worth much i dont think, there is something satisfying about having a little colleciton
reminds me of Goldbacks https://www.goldback.com/. dont know if they could work, they do look cool tho, and goldbugs are divided on whether they love or hate them
LEGO is great and pretty timeless. I would keep all the sets and then let the grandkids play with them, plus they have all the cool tie-ins with IP like Starwars etc, that's always going to be good.
as for inflation pricing feeling lower, i think it's probably because the calculators use official cpi and other indicators that are a bit of a scam, that and certain things will have regional price fluctuations. we all know inflation is always way worse than the offical numbers
Apparently, in the UK, gold coins are things arent subject to inheritance, so that could still be viable, plus it's a history thing too.
i know what you mean, though, most things aren't made to last.
i will make sure the kids inherit old lego sets tho, they hold their value #868604 and still look cool
you can always give yourself a value audit, just because somebody taught you something matters, doesn't make it a bad thing, we don't grow and exist in a vaccum after all
Interesting idea, but didn't work out for Zimbabwe when they started using a gold-backed currency tho, right?
wey, there he is. good luck with the sale
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