Quote from: Betwrong on March 22, 2020, 09:50:33 AM

Quote from: Broly46 on March 20, 2020, 03:52:23 AM

~ so education based on youtube? So the Like button and subscribe is the meritocracy system? So student study based on who got the most likes buttons? Really?

Check it yourself, and then tell what you think. Go to YouTube, search "theory of evolution", for example. Although most liked, or most viewed, videos on this subject are not necessarily the best ones, you will surely find very good educational videos in the top 20. And this is also true for other subjects, not only for the "theory of evolution".

Many people treat "fake internet points" with suspicion, and in many cases they have reasons for that, but from my experience the most liked and most viewed vids are usually the most relevant ones.

Back to our topic. Do you really think that to start investing is a good idea for an uneducated person?

In my most humble opinion: Wikipedia = youtube

Investing should be broadly accept by all group of people. But its the mindset that holding people to question whether who/what/why/when should invest and who/what/why/when shouldnt invest. People disdain to make mistakes and losing profit, its clearly demonstrates on more and more people rushing to safe havens and fixed income, when we stop making mistakes, we stop making innovation, we stop investing, we stop getting out of the basement, we stop basically thinking about getting out of comfort zone, stop thinking about quitting your paycheck job. I cant think of which successful investors didnt make a lot of lives costing mistakes, even genius Albert Einstein make thousands failed attempt to build a lightbulb.
Should uneducated fools invest? As soon as possible, making small mistakes and improve, its the basic rules of education, unless youre too late to get out of the mistakes in your career.