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what to think and what to think about,
Most people have been rewarded by focusing on
what they have been told to focus on.
Most people, therefore, are not curious.
Most people are told
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You are not irreplaceable
According to google I am now the second highest ranked authority on extreme early retirement. I suppose this comes about because I have a “google ranking” of 4 which again comes about because I have yet to bother with monetizing this site as it would require advertising it in the local paper for 4 weeks [...]
The vehicle dependent mindset
I am convinced we could live without a car. Granted, there are certain conveniences we would have to go without, but having given it some thought, I think going without a car would not be an unsolvable problem.
Reading a post on AL6400 about the vehicle lifestyle got me thinking. I don’t think it’s a lifestyle [...]
A modest prediction for the next 20 years
Predicting the future always provides an excellent opportunity to make a fool out of oneself. One is almost destined to be wrong on some part or the other. If nothing else, the timing might be off, or the details may not be exactly right.
I have noted that whereas pre-1980 predictions mostly envisioned the future as [...]
Saturday Roundup and Carnivals - the class society edition
I found a New York Times article on to measure your relative position in prestige, education, income and wealth. Sounds fun so here are my numbers.
Occupation: 82th percentile. This is based on a survey of what random people in America thinks is the most prestigious. For someone that frequently get blank stares when I [...]
Thoughts on blogging, popularity, and history
One of my early writings on How I became financially independent in 5 years got “stumbled upon” a couple of days ago and I got my 15 minutes of fame. Well, actually a few days of fame. I am fairly sure that the story above has now been read by far more people in two [...]
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