Loans are also a form of gambling.
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Loans are also a form of gambling. Gambling that you'll have more in the future.
"If my polymarket bet comes through I'll have no problem paying off my klarna."
Can you bet on ploymarket and pay for it "in four" yet?
People say they hate math, but their minds are swimming with numbers.
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Loans are also a form of gambling. Gambling that you'll have more in the future.
"If my polymarket bet comes through I'll have no problem paying off my klarna."
Can you bet on ploymarket and pay for it "in four" yet?
People say they hate math, but their minds are swimming with numbers.
There are more important things in life than making money. But if you want to make money is it unfair or controversial of me to suggest that you ought to create something of value along the way?
Make a product and sell it. (Grow food, make clothes, build furniture)
Perform a service that people need (Change the bedpan, cook dinner, organize the library)Stop trying to make money when you have done nothing.
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There are more important things in life than making money. But if you want to make money is it unfair or controversial of me to suggest that you ought to create something of value along the way?
Make a product and sell it. (Grow food, make clothes, build furniture)
Perform a service that people need (Change the bedpan, cook dinner, organize the library)Stop trying to make money when you have done nothing.
@futurebird the problem is that lending (money or anything else for that matter) *is* a service that people need, and as such it deserves compensation. What's interesting is that it has been known for millenia how easy it is to abuse, which is why e.g. some religious texts include rules that either prohibit or severely restricts lending on interest.