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Bro, the odds are low. Still, there's a way for a cashless person to become tens of billions. It's a staple food. When you go to a house, there's a family motto attached to the living room. "Don't invest in stocks. Don't mix them." I think you can see what their father's life would have been like. Usually, they fail like a family motto. But some succeed like nomads. If you search YouTube for Mokmin's story 30 billion times in 500 million times, there are several videos. Please refer to it. Have a nice Saturday. Peace.

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I wanted to marry someone I met like fate at 38. Then, I realized my reality. My family's eldest son, monthly rent room, 5 million won (3,500 U.S. dollars) saved at 38. My house was ruined during the IMF financial crisis, and my father died of lung cancer. I have never used any good medicine because of money. My mother was unwell after rehabilitation for a long time due to both hip fractures. There was no place to open my hands.
"I checked the company's loan to get a lease on a deposit basis, but I was told that I couldn't. I heard that since it has only been seven months since I joined the company, I can only borrow about 70 million won (approx. This was my value at the time in 2015. That's why I chose stocks.
It earned 150 million won in 2015, 0.7 billion won in 2016, 3 billion won in 2017, 4 billion won in 2018, 12.3 billion won in 2020, and 9.7 billion won in 2021, and has earned more than 30 billion won in total from stock investment by 2022. The largest number of departments with the highest average annual salary among college graduates in the U.S. are computer science majors. The starting salary is over 300 million won in Korean won. The starting salary of a medical graduate in the U.S. is similar to that of 150,000 to 250,000 dollars (It depends on the major, not the level of a medical graduate.) However, the gap will widen further. If you start a business with experience in Big Tech with me, you will be able to become a billionaire and contribute to society much wider than becoming a professor at a medical school in the U.S. If Korea is to develop into a country, it is also believed that talented people should focus more on semiconductor, AI, and computer engineering. It is the first time in my life that I have seen technology develop so fast in the last two to three years.

This is the case with artificial intelligence technology. In this field, even though his reputation is an artificial intelligence researcher, he is often surprised by a better technology that seems to have suddenly appeared.

In that sense, the current generation is going through something that has never been experienced in human history. How wisely can humanity cope with these things that are difficult to lean on from the past experience?

Who can guide us at a time like this?

Scientist, philosopher, religious leader, politician?

If there is a science fiction writer who has great insight into the future of humans, wouldn't his work be a guide?

There seems to be no time more regrettable than now for an insightful and outstanding SF writer. The picture is an artificial intelligence sailboat developed by Smart Green Shipping Alliance.

It combines fully automated folding wing sale technology and digital path software on sails made of special alloys to maximize the ship's wind propulsion.

The artificial intelligence sail was named the fast-rig, which is said to reduce energy consumption by about 40 percent if the fast-rig is attached to a cargo ship.

The inventor of this fast league is a woman named Diane Gilpin and is currently CEO of Smart Green Shipping Alliance.

It is common in Formula Race to communicate with the strategy team by putting a headset inside a driver's helmet, and Diane Gilpin invented it for the first time

She is a female entrepreneur who is famous for her innovative thinking and inventions.

This person is also good at such innovative thinking and backcasting reasoning like Sam Altman earlier. Usually, when you think about that, most people oppose it.

What kind of sailboat is it in the 21st century? It was almost frustrating because it could not afford the initial huge cost of developing special alloys and operating experiments with artificial intelligence sails, but the idea became a reality after the international maritime agency recently actively cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Currently, it has started a partnership with New Clear Transport Solutions (NTS), which specializes in transporting radioactive waste, and is conducting an empirical test of Fast League.

According to The Times... the current shipping industry predicts that the Smart Green Shipping Alliance will be the prototype of the following standard, future autonomous driving + eco-friendly ships.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/what-ive-learnt-about-putting-sails-on-ships-enterprise-network-jvttt5rdr