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What seperates the rich from the poor? (pg. 3)
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shaolin_Z
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Originally posted by Lilith
Oh you can laugh all you want! You'd be suprised how far a sharp set of claws and a homicidal willingness to use them on people, furnishings and anything else in your way will get you in life :D
Unusal as it may seem, I'm not jewish, maybe we'll just put that down to 'hybrid vigour' :p


Goth claws :nervous:. Speaking of goth stuff, I heard your new set. It got some pretty neat tunes but some pretty freaky too. :nervous:
Lilith
Actually it's a very tame set that one, it does have a few pieces in it which have a mean streak to them but thats been 'toned down' by the remixes to make them a little more accessible, light and fluffy enough to dance too.
shaolin_Z
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Originally posted by Lilith
Often this is crudely called 'balls' but I can assure you right now, two fleshy nuts have nothing to do with it.


BTW, the latter sounded so much more eloquent than the former. I can't get that damn visual out of my now, thank you very much. And not just any regular... ummm... sack... but more like... ... I'll stop. Don't want to be having nightmares involving nuts anytime soon :nervous:.
Kapedan
Yeah I agree with Lilith on the desire.

Everybody wants to be rich, but nobody is willing to take the road of being rich. Another great book is

Think and Grow Rich, by Napoleon Hill. Its an old book, but there are some amazing stories in that book.
OurManFlint
I think it was Noam Chomsky who said that Universities and the idea of "education" was set up for the sole purpose to form a middle class. A middle class that is trained for occupations that don't allow them to creativly make money. A 9-5 job isn't accumulating wealth.
shaolin_Z
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Originally posted by OurManFlint
I think it was Noam Chomsky who said that Universities and the idea of "education" was set up for the sole purpose to form a middle class. A middle class that is trained for occupations that don't allow them to creativly make money. A 9-5 job isn't accumulating wealth.


:) Looks like we've got more people who read Chomsky here than I thought.
Arbiter
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Originally posted by Omega_M
Secondly, there's the issue of Brain Drain . Take the case of India. Bright engineers graduate from Government funded top notch schools like the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) and choose to come over to US. These engineers have made a huge impact on the industry. But in the US and not in the home country.


Indeed. I think people really underestimate the effect that this has...
Spacey Orange
the richest man in the world only has a high school diploma
AnotherWay83
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Originally posted by Krypton
LEARN HOW TO MAKE MONEY FROM MONEY AND NOT FROM WORKING A 9-5 JOB.


:werd: that is the best way IMO to become truly wealthy.
AnotherWay83
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Originally posted by CHRles
Male prostitution is a thriving profession :p


i wish it really was...i would be the richest str8 guy on earth lol

AnotherWay83
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Originally posted by shaolin_Z
Here's an excellent book, that my brother's friend dad gave to his son, who gave a copy to my brother, who gave one to me. It'll do a far better job of explaining all that if anyone here's interested in reading it:

Rich Dad, Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money--That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki, Sharon L. Lechter

EDIT: Yes, I know it's a generalization, but my brother's friend is Jewish, so his dad know's what to recommend and what not to when it comes to stuff like this.


you might be interested in reading this page:

http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html

John T Reed is another wealth guru so I'd take his review with a grain of salt as well, but IMO he does raise some good points.
shaolin_Z
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Originally posted by AnotherWay83
you might be interested in reading this page:

http://www.johntreed.com/Kiyosaki.html

John T Reed is another wealth guru so I'd take his review with a grain of salt as well, but IMO he does raise some good points.


Thanks, I'll check it out once I make some time.
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