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Categories: Philosophy Posted on April 21, 2021August 19, 2024

True Wealth

Anyone can buy things. All you need is some money. But you can’t buy a skill. You have to develop skills over time through hard work. One might say, “but you need skills to make money in the first place.” That’s often true but doesn’t … Continue readingTrue Wealth

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on December 8, 2020October 19, 2023

Minority Opinion

Just because your opinion or view is in the minority, doesn’t mean its wrong or that you’re insane. In fact, most people have no opinions or views of their own. They simply regurgitate what their respective authorities have told them and indoctrinated into them. They … Continue readingMinority Opinion

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on December 6, 2020October 19, 2023

Hedonic Adaptation

The reason that many wealthy people become miserable over time is because their money allows them to access scarce resources at a high frequency. Special occasions become frequent occasions and what was once novel and exciting becomes regular and average. What’s worse, what was once … Continue readingHedonic Adaptation

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy Posted on November 10, 2020October 19, 2023

Objective Reality

The whole of objective reality cannot be measured or experienced at any given point in time by any single individual. It can, however, be sliced together through time to get a general and meaningful representation or model. As an example, consider how a movie is … Continue readingObjective Reality

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Finance, Philosophy Posted on December 18, 2019October 19, 2023

The Zero-Sum Game

There’s a unique property to finance and financial assets that many people don’t truly grasp. Finance is a zero-sum game. Someone has to lose in order for someone else to win. This is true for all assets from a purely mathematical standpoint. I will give … Continue readingThe Zero-Sum Game

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Health and Wellness, Philosophy Posted on July 9, 2019October 19, 2023

The Downside of Technology

Staring at screens all day long. Is this what we’ve all been working towards? Is this the height of human civilization and our technological sophistication? From your phone screen to the television screen, to the computer screen at work, to the movie screen on a … Continue readingThe Downside of Technology

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Philosophy, Self Improvement Posted on June 13, 2018October 19, 2023

The Road to Self Actualization

It’s only when we put our thoughts into written form that we can begin to have a better understanding of what we’re actually thinking. Thoughts are often fuzzy, scattered, unreliable. Our minds tend to jump from one topic to another without fully analyzing our ideas … Continue readingThe Road to Self Actualization

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Finance, Philosophy Posted on April 10, 2018October 19, 2023

Some Thoughts on Money

“Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.” – Henry David Thoreau Pursuing money for the sake of money is an empty pursuit and is guaranteed to leave you as full or empty, as successful or unsuccessful as you were prior to accomplishing … Continue readingSome Thoughts on Money

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Critical Thinking, Philosophy, Self Improvement Posted on February 8, 2018October 19, 2023

The Importance of Truth

“Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.” – Albert Einstein   Truth is a tricky term to define but it’s important to present a working definition in order to make an argument for its usefulness and importance. … Continue readingThe Importance of Truth

by Boris Mozer
Categories: Critical Thinking, Philosophy Posted on November 28, 2017October 19, 2023

You Are Just A Copy of A Copy of A Copy

Competition is an essential component of life and the main driving force behind evolution. Because resources are limited, organisms (including you) must compete for those resources in order to pass along copies of their genetic information. Passing along one’s genes is the primary function of … Continue readingYou Are Just A Copy of A Copy of A Copy

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