Saledovil

Saledovil , 10 days ago

Sadly, yes. I live in Germany, and here you need a BahnCard50 (or better) for the train to be cheaper than the gas for driving.

Saledovil , 5 months ago

You can find him by typing the first line of his post into a search engine.

Saledovil , 9 months ago

I’d like to add: Take note how the dot before the com is in brackets. This is likely to confuse spam filters.

Saledovil , 9 months ago

The big problem I have with this advice is that it can’t be scaled up to everbody. If everybody were to follow this advice, we’d have a situation where everbody works 4 extra unpaid hours and nobody stands out. Advice which becomes worse the more people take it. Not good.

Secondly, working more hours might decrease your efficiency in the long run, leading you to finishing less work than if you took the time to rest. If reduces your efficiency by just 10%, you’d already produce less value. While it’s unlikely to get that far by just 4 extra hours, you don’t get the full 26 extra days of productivity.

And if everybody were to follow this advice, always trying to work more than everybody else in order to stand out, we’d soon reach a point where people would produce less.

The advice is basically actively harmful to society.

Saledovil , 1 year ago

Well, what would actually happen in this scenario is that he’d not be able to afford the 10,000$ a week, and get into debt, likely overdraft charges, at 20% interest a year. As a result, he’d soon be so far in the whole, that he’d have no chance of ever accumulating any sort of wealh.

For real, though, I’m unsure what even is the point of this post? Is this some sort of anti universal basic income propaganda?