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Quote from: xhomerx10 on Today at 02:34:42 AM

"The grand essentials to happiness in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for."
~George Washington Burnap, [The sphere and duties of woman : a course of lectures]
I translated this into geometric form - "The Triangle of Happiness"
This one approximates philipma1957's triangle.

The idea of a right-angled “triangle of happiness” is great. It seems to imply that our lives also move forward with three corners: work, love, and hope. These are three important like directions, wherever we turn our eyes, their imprint is there.

If we look at history then we can see that whether it is a great creation or a difficult struggle these three corners of the triangle have worked in the background of our life. Love does not run straight like a curved line of geometry, sometimes high, sometimes low; yet within it lies the continuous beauty of illusion.

Life is also full of ups/downs. We learn to maintain balance as we walk the curved path of rules and regulations. When viewed from a distance, the “triangle of happiness” seems like an engraving on the wall of an ancient temple that has survived time, and is silently teaching: many things are beautifully maintained in the triangular shape.

Finally, this is not just a philosophy point, it is a map of the human heart. Each line tells a story of emotion and the three angles together show what you do in life, who you love, and what you hope for. The path becomes clear.

That's beautiful! Thank you.
Perhaps my idea was too subtle but for my version, I purposely used the right angle triangle and intentionally placed "something.to.do" on the hypotenuse (the longest side) because philipma1957 really seems to like keeping himself busy.

At first, I did not understand the right angle triangle very well, yet the more that it was discussed and I looked at it, I began to consider that the someone to love portion as being a constant that goes to the right with the passage of time, yet something to do and something to hope for are declining with the passage of time, even if they still exist they become less with the passage of time.

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Quote from: Gachapin on Today at 02:34:38 PM

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If you mean how to handle this cycle?... Don't try to time to top, set a plan and stick with it!... If you are selling and planning to buy back lower, DON'T!

Besides, everyone's circumstances are different, however, the last and most important advice i can give is, think and plan 2/5/10/20 years ahead!...

Ok. So you are not trading. (Edit>> o.k. I see you clarified the matter in a subsequent post.)

You might trying to be somewhat methodical about your planned sales on the way up, if we go there... so perhaps a price element to your sales and also a time element to your sales, in the sense that you seem to be wanting to still have some coins at various points in time in the future.

I might have had been overly presumptive in regards to your seeming excitement to potentially be trimming off some cornz in the 4th quarter-ish of this year.

Quote from: Mahiyammahi on Today at 05:39:29 PM

My target was BTC will touch the 100-102k area, but it seems like they go down 107k and bounced back , now sideaways are going on. It's feeling rn that it's the quite environment before the real storms coming. We can see a new big ATH for btc. It's beeen 18 days since BTC recover from 107k level and doing it's sideaways from 112k - 116k . Let's see what's the storm is waiting for . I bull or bear

Hopefully you are prepared enough for UPpity... since sometimes the dips do not happen, and we have to make sure that we are adequately in, and not trying to be too smart for our own good.