Acha Etiendem

The natural sciences have laws that guide everything and make it easier to predict an outcome when certain actions are taken. For example, it's possible to calculate the time it would take a car traveling at a certain speed to cover a specific distance. Many such things have already been demonstrated to us by the giants of the past. Sometimes, however, you have to self-critique and "checkmate" yourself. Many are told to take it easy on themselves, but when you're really growing, being hard on yourself is not necessarily a bad thing.  Image by Google Gemini There's a vast literature of empirical evidence that now tells us how accurate this is. Please ignore or skip the equation below if you hated math back in school and still hate it to this day lol.  This equation is simply saying that your expected investment returns are the sum of the risk-free rate plus the extra return you get for taking on market risk. The "Beta of the portfolio" is simply what you...

I hope your month got off to a great start. If not, then welcome to my blog; I hope this bores you to sleep so you can get your much-deserved rest. I read about the US debt surpassing its Gross Domestic Product (GDP) today and have been thinking about it all day. If you want to be bored, then keep reading what I have to say here. I know many think of words like "scam," "stupid," "foolish," and other ugly terms when they hear about Bitcoin. I have always known myself to be something of a contrarian, and this has only become more evident as I have grown older. In the past, I held onto beliefs just because I had the conviction, but now, I self-critique, test my stance against the literature, and hold convictions that are grounded in objectivity. I've had to hold some very uncomfortable positions because the truth behind them was very telling. Bitcoin is no different, and I'm perfectly okay with being labeled stupid, foolish, or a scammer. Life is quit...