Quote from: boyptc on November 04, 2020, 01:31:36 PM

Quote from: Polo7 on November 03, 2020, 01:46:27 PM

Life is ponzi Don't make it hard for yourself to dream be realistic Everything is ponzi.
You are here to compete with other people for Everything for resources and for money for land.
Your goal to be successful buy low sell higher.
Money is ponzi all the Financial matters are ponzi
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I don't understand where did this ideology of yours comes from.

To say that you want to compete with people doesn't make sense to me. As much as I can, I don't want to compete with other people and I just want to live freely the way I can without any person that's being stomped with whatever I do.

Life is easy if you just mind your own business.

Here is a place that one can easily see that everything is a Ponzi.

Things look pretty solid, right? I mean, hit a nail with the hammer, and you can push the solid nail through some solid wood with a solid hammer head, right?

The standard model of an atom is scientifically expressed to be similar to a planetary system in some ways. You have one or more subatomic particles in the center (protons and neutrons), and a bunch of electrons swirling around them like planets around the sun. There are differences between solar systems and atoms, of course. But here's the point.

A hydrogen atom is made up of one proton in the center, and one electron circling around it like a planet around a star. The hydrogen atom is very small. But... if you enlarged the atom so that the proton was like a pin-point sitting in your hand... that you could barely see... how far away from the proton would the electron be spinning about it?

This is a poor example because the sizes are more or less ambiguous. There isn't any measurement for the sizes in this example. And in reality, the electron/proton distance probably changes slightly depending on the amount of pressure on the hydrogen atom (hydrogen being a gas).

But science has answered this question - the distance apart - as being 60 to 100 feet. The electron would be spinning around the proton at about 60 to 100 feet away from the proton if they were each the size of a pin-point.

What's in between them? Science suggests fields of force of various kinds. But in our way of thinking, THERE IS NOTHING IN BETWEEN. This means that all solid material is essentially made up of nothing, because atoms other than hydrogen are basically the same except for the numbers of electrons, protons, and neutrons.

Since nothing is as it seems as this example shows, everything must be a Ponzi.

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