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https://lnkd.in/emTxqGmX todays worthlessness cannot be reduced to cognitive abstractions that suits academic ideas of substance and virtue. Worthlessness today is more about corporations and the squeezed middle and significant gulfs between rich and poor, and standing up and fighting back is so hard for one2many. Instead of addressing the many crises that impact people, psychological grasp is often weak and mediocre and our universities aim to exploit by charging large fees for their products on sale with no guarantee of decent returns for the time and effort spent pursuing these careers.
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ELLIOT WAVE THEORY The Elliott Wave Theory is a form of technical analysis used in financial markets to identify potential future price movements. It proposes that market psychology follows a specific repeating pattern of five waves (impulse) followed by three corrective wave Contact Us for More Info Phone - 9318448083, 9821286788 Email - Info@Athworthacademy.In Website - athworthacademy.in Instagram - athworth_academy Facebook - Athworth academy #pattern #stockmarketcourse #bankniftyintradaytradingstrategy #education #stockmarketanalysis #tradinglearning #onlinemarketing #stockmarket
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Ever thought about the profound value of threshold concepts? In any learning journey, we encounter these 'gateway' ideas that, once comprehended, fundamentally transform our understanding of a subject. Like unlocking a new level in a game, threshold concepts allow us to access deeper knowledge and insights we previously couldn't. I remember when I first grappled with the concept of 'opportunity cost' in economics. It was a game changer. Every decision I made afterwards - personally, professionally - was viewed through this lens of lost or gained potential. Threshold concepts aren't just information; they're transformative, integrative, irreversible, and often troublesome. They make us question what we thought we knew and push us to grow. But the beauty and value of threshold concepts lie precisely in their inherent difficulty. They force us to think critically, to wrestle with ideas until they become a part of us. And once they do, they open doors we didn't even know were there. Are you challenging yourself to conquer those threshold concepts? Or are you shying away from the very thing that could revolutionise your perspective? Dare to cross the threshold. You might just surprise yourself with how far you can go. More on this in the Bunker this evening.
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https://lnkd.in/g9dY6UYw First, allow me to say that I never knew everything and still don't. But life teaches you as you go to think. My father used to say, watch what people say and what they do. If a person is real, then what they say will match what they do. This economy is really hard on people, absolutely no cap. I have eventually started to connect the dots of how groups leverage emotions and dismiss facts. I get it, economics is boring, but, if you can't understand how the very basics work it's like driving a car and being blind to how it works. Of course not, you don't need to be an automotive engineer any more than you need to be a surgeon to maximize your health. You do have to firmly grasp that eating 5 pounds of gummy bears in 30 minutes is going to have consequences. Yes, any of us can just about eat a few gummy bears and not have an issue, may even give us a mid afternoon boost when the blood sugar is low. With fiat money, we can "create" a few more monetary units if they increase output. In other words, if we sink a new dollar in - it's good if we get 2 dollars back. But if I go hog wild and print 100 dollars and I don't increase production accordingly, or if it remains low - I might just make everybody's $1 worth $0.80. (which is pretty much what has happened since 2020). © 2024 Del Delbridge #CallDelToSell #DelDoesReferrals #DelSellsLand #RealEstate #StatusChats #CallDelToList #RealScout #Murfreesboro #RutherfordCounty #NotATypicalAgent #MiddleTNRealEstate #RealEstateNews #MurfreesboroNews #IloveMyJob #LiveData #BeBetterBeBenchmark #CallDelNow #DealWithDel #YourMiddleTNRealtor #Bubble #NoBubble #PPI #CPI #GDP #MacroEconomics #MicroEconomics #PersonalEconomics #Assumable #M0 #M1 #M2 #MiltonFriedman #BLS #buyingpower #PCE #BeigeBook
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In this thought-provoking video, we delve into the practical applications of the principles outlined in the renowned book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. Exploring the book's teachings, we analyze their relevance and efficacy in both developed and underdeveloped economies, providing a comprehensive understanding of the financial strategies that can lead to wealth and prosperity. Through insightful analysis and real-world examples, we uncover the nuances and challenges faced by individuals and communities in implementing these principles, and offer actionable insights to help viewers navigate the complex landscape of personal finance and investment. Whether you're seeking to improve your own financial well-being or gain a deeper understanding of the global economic landscape, this video is a must-watch. Don't forget to like and share if you found this content valuable! #RichDadPoorDad #PersonalFinance #WealthBuilding #EconomicDevelopment OUTLINE: 00:00:00 The Debate Over 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Philosophy 00:00:37 Challenges in Applying 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Philosophy in Developed Countries 00:01:31 Opportunities in Less Developed Countries for 'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' Philosophy 00:02:06 The Importance of Understanding Your Economic Environment
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We still do not know where we are or where we are going. Using logic and mathematics, we constructed a building based on our own designs. Our understanding of the world was limited to mental maps we created in our imaginations, offering a superficial grasp rather than true discovery. We described the world through logic devoid of emotional and sensory input. In our pursuit of knowledge, we prioritized proving hypotheses over trusting our instincts, often becoming lost in calculations. Some individuals successfully implanted their ideas into our minds, which we now accept as truth. In the past, there was a relentless quest to quantify everything, leading to the creation of specific measures for various purposes. Eventually, this evolved into using the same standardized metrics for all aspects of life. However, from the beginning, I doubted the accuracy of these measurements, believing they were intentionally skewed. To challenge this, I embarked on a personal journey to create my own measures for everything, including a unique calendar, and to observe the world with childlike curiosity. I questioned the validity of established science and subjected it to rigorous re-examination. Despite any evidence presented, I remain unconvinced, as my own experiences contradict the conclusions drawn. The measurements governing our world are ultimately driven by convenience rather than truth. by Maryam Maleki https://lnkd.in/dsufzCjJ
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3moWhat a question! “Freakonomics,” of course it failed to transform emerging economies and countries to step up to become a progressive economy, because of the following reasons such as: Well! First of all, the author of “Freakonomics,” are not real economists and no experience or concrete studies of how each individual countries operate, their culture, their ability to accept entrepreneurial acumen, the way how micro capital are manage and distributed to its countries, the management of big monies as poor countries are tend to be more corrupt that the developed countries as they steal &millions while big or large economies corruptions and redtapes are in $billions. Now a days, loobyidts, and big corporations or the global industries increases their spending in influencing govt. in the likes of China; buying US corrupt officials to influence good policies towards China. And vice-versa US big corporations influence ASIAN countries to favor companies towards ease of environmental, and capital transfers and etc. There is always a saying “we violate yours and we let you violate our laws too! Lots of fake news out there and who else to believe now a-days. Even in UK the home of the “Economist,” lots of UK govt. officials are doing🐒🙈🙊s