Right on. Thank you

In the long run, maybe. short term is all that matters. And short term it costs money

Fwiw this meme isn’t piling on any Lenovo Thinkpad hate you’ve seen if I understand it correctly (which I may not)

Bullshit. Not a chance you are a contrarian. /J

Oh no I’ve made a huge mistake…Idk man

The real answer has to lie in the definition of “nothing” in the context of what counts as having something to show for your spent money vs not having anything to show for it and succeeding.

It’s most basic form is:

If nothing means no physical products then you can’t buy a jet, but you can donate it all to charities.

You win

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So the next level of having nothing at the end may prohibit donations, considering that to be a type of “gifting”

So now you have to spend it on a service. No holding on to goods, no donations.

So you use AWS and set up a bullshit loop of web traffic that produces a 100M$ bill for server usage.

You win.

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So now we must ask if the genie considers the service performed to you by AWS to be “something.”

What could we possibly do next?

Set up a charity ourselves and use the 100M as seed capital? Maybe, but if you own it or gain the assets like buildings or something you might lose.

Buy 50M lotto tickets and hope you don’t win? (Powerball is 2$ a piece I think.). Maybe…but that’s risky. That’s like a 1 in 6 or 7 chance to win at that point, plus you’re nearly guaranteed to win snaller prizes which would have to be dealt with.

I think the answer is a boat. A fuckin huge one that’s a little older. This does two things, 1.) its a single object holding all the value. If we can end the month without it, then we win. 2.) it’s easy to get into dangerous and perilous situations in a boat.

Sail that bitch into a hurricane and try to turn around. This runs the risk of failing if the boat lives, but all you gotta do is turn it sideways relative to the huge waves. As long as you genuinely were sailing the ship and not sabotaging it I don’t think it would fall under the “throwing money away” category.

Idk. It’s hard I’ve you get ticky tacky with the definition of nothing. I guess you could just yolo options. Either you’re going to be broke or you’ll have billions of dollars by the end so you win either way? Maybe the boat thing ain’t the answer. Lol I’m gonna leave it anyway.

Is it vetted by someone reputable?

Is safe?

Annnnd crazy shit happens like a bear walking on set

It’s anti comedy and cringe comedy

If you like Tim and Eric you’ll probably like it.

It’s like the office cringe beefed up on steroids to absurd levels. Ranch it up!!

This is…not entirely accurate. 200 yards is WELL within 556x45’s effective range. Like by a lot. At that range your bullet isn’t even dropping more than 4 inches.

It’s not that it’s a super easy shot for a novice, but saying that it’s remarkable that he even hit him because of the range is crazy.

It’s remarkable because of the stress and lack of training.

Gray zone warfare might be for you. The bullet mechanics are the best in any game I’ve ever seen.

Riloe on YouTube just did a video about it.

Don’t make the mistake of thinking the 1st trump term will be like the second if he wins. This time people are prepared and have a playbook to do as much damage as possible. Google project 2025.

You’re right about stuff made here. Love that.

It’s no tits

Or it’s not it’s

Nice! My list here is science, videogames, tech, cars, sports, spooky conspiracy stuffs, and space

So if youre interested in a topic let me know I can point you to the right channels.

Oh shit practical engineering! I have Grady!

Also undecided with Matt Farrell

It’s true, I’m subbed to 2 of those

Nice I’ll check this out for sure

*Riloe

*Architect of games

*Nakey Jake

*Gamer makers toolkit

*Curious archive

*Lemino

*12 tone

*AI and games

*Alpha Phoenix

*Barely sociable

*Be smart

*Branch education

*Brick immortar

*Bytebytego

*Cgp grey

*Coffeezilla

*Defunctland

*Eckharts ladder

*Electroboom

*Every frame a painting

*Lessons from the screenplay

*History of the earth

*History of the universe

*Internet Historian

*Kurzgesagt

*Lockpickinglawyer

*Markrober

*Mustard

*Cold fusion

*Polymatter

*Minute physics

*No clip documentaries

*PBS spacetime

*Pursuit of wonder

*Real engineering

*Scishow

*Secret base

*Stevemould

*Technology connections

*The b1m

*The history guy

*The squidd

*Throttle house

*Tom Stanton

*Tom Scott (retired now)

*Veritasium

*Vsauce

*Wendover productions

Edit: things I forgot or didn’t know about and had suggested to me below

*Half as interesting

*Undecided with Matt Farrell

*3blue1brown

*Numberphile

*Mathologer

*Miniminuteman

*Sam o’nella

*Alternate history hub

*Road guy rob

*8-bit guy

*Modern vintage gamer

*Bobby Broccoli

*Jenny Nicholson

*Animagraffs

*Captain disillusion

*Driving 4 answers

*Engineering explained

*Jeff geerling (raspberry pi type projects)

*Kings and generals

*Michael Reeves

*Noah caldwell-gervais

*People make games

*Pointless hub

*Smarter everyday

*The engineering mindset

*The great war

*The operations room

*The modern rogue

*Zack Freedman

*The backyard scientist

*Brew

*I did a thing

*Neo

*Stand up maths

There i think that’s it. That’s a ton of stuff but I really follow more quality YouTube than anything else and I like sharing great YouTube channels. If you enjoy interesting YouTube I would honestly just check a couple of these out and see if the topics fit your interests.

These channels range from science, space, physics, to history, sports, cars, to tech, movies, games, to makers who build stuff seriously as well as builders who make stuff silly.

Not everything here is video essay, but it’s high quality content imo