Hope this would be a stepping stone for a higher point. The overall stagnation of price is boring.

I am going to go on a limb and say that Real Madrid will not win UCL this season as well. They are not going ot be as bad as last year, because they had many injuries last year which caused them to be worse, they will do better at group stages at least, and depending on who they face afterwards, I bet they can go even further, but they won't win.

Because every season, the best team in the world usually ends up winning, and that means, even if you are a lucky team with a good draw luck, facing easier opponents and go to finals, you will still lose at finals because the best team wins. Rare cases of smaller teams winning, but that's very rare. And at this moment Real Madrid is not the best team and PSG looks like the better team, even few others.

I cant believe Mateo Retegui acept the offer from this league, i mean he is so young he comes from being the top scorer of SerieA, Atalanta makes a good shot and for sure in economic terms for him is also a super good deal, but you are risking your whole career, for me he needs tos tay in europe, the only good thing about this for him is maybe if he maintain his level can come back to europe later with a ton of money in his bag.

I am reading that Juventus and Vlahovic are working on a deal to get him to be a free agent, even without being sold. They tried to sell him, but Vlahovic couldn't find a team, not sure why because he is good enough to find a team at least, we know that much. However, Juventus wants to be done with this saga, so they are basically telling Vlahovic, terminate the contract, mutually, without Juventus paying. That way, Vlahovic could find himself a team as a free agent, instead of staying at bench all season long.

I think at this point, Vlahovic postponed it, only because he is telling his agent to go find if any team would accept him if he is free agent, if there are any interest then he could definitely go free agent and move to another team.

The season haven’t started yet, so we can’t conclude yet that Chelsea performance has improved, but even as they have been playing against weaker teams in the FIFA club world club, I can see that Chelsea performance has improved a little bit. The Chelsea which I know few seasons ago, even when playing against weaker teams, their performance is always poor, but with Chelsea players are now having confidence when playing, not like before that we are going to see them making mistakes.

The strategy may not work well for you or is not enough to win but you should continue with patience. In fact, the efforts that we consider useless are not actually useless because we are gaining new experiences by losing in gambling. I think luck never loses in gambling. Luck will keep on giving you new inspiration as long as you keep on trying. Some gamblers try randomly when they lose continuously and they try to use the strategy to win and change the strategy as I did while gambling based on previous analysis and observation.

How does changing your strategy affect you in gambling?

How good is it for long-term gambling results by changing strategies repeatedly?

I dont have seen the whole game and only the review and highlights of it , but damn was Paris good.
Real Madrid made a lot mistakes specially in the defences , Paris looks like got and showed there best face ever.
The win for PSG was for sure rightful , and i hope we see more of that in the future from them.

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

I have observed that if you increase your needs, the new 'increased need state' becomes your new norm after a while. For example, if you didn't have car before but then you purchase it, use it regularly and then when you don't have it anymore — you'll miss your car, you'll feel like you can't live without it even though you managed to live without it before.

Do you agree with this observation? Would you agree that it's better to not increase your needs in first place?

When will Osimhen's contract with Napoli expire? IIRC it should be in 2026? So he has around 2 years left on his contract. I wonder if the plan for other teams is to let the contract run down and hire him on a free transfer, probably with lower wages too. 2 years later, he will be 28/29, not that young anymore, so a club probably has bigger leverage at the negotiation table. If he managed to prove that he can score a lot of goals regardless of the club he plays for, maybe he will still negotiate for a somewhat higher salary. If that does happen, I wonder if Napoli will regret their decision or not. CMIIW.

Has anyone else noticed that these days, having a university degree does not seem to guarantee a good job anymore? In the US, more than 40% of new graduates are working in jobs that don’t even need a degree! In the UK and Canada, youth unemployment is even higher, and entry-level jobs are much harder to get. Now, for each job, there are more than 100 people applying

A lot of people blame technology (especially AI, robots and automation) for stealing jobs. But the truth is more complicated. Companies are using AI to get rid of simple tasks, yes, but they’re also sending jobs to cheaper countries. And when there are jobs, many companies do not care about your university name anymore. They want to see if you really have the skills or special training for that job. That means people have to pay even more to get extra “certificates” after graduating

Meanwhile, graduates are stuck with debt and stress. Many young people feel lost, frustrated, and even angry, like society promised them something it can’t deliver. In the past, too many frustrated young people has led to big changes. Sometimes for the better, sometimes not. Do you think the old way of working (one job, one company, climbing step by step) is over? Now, I see many young people having several jobs, working on short projects, or even starting small businesses on the side. In a recent report, more than half of workers noticed more people working two or more jobs

Is university still worth it today? Are “extra skills” and certificates just another money-making trick? Has anyone here found success without a degree, or by learning something new outside of school? Is this the start of a new way of working, or just a big mess?