chomsky: interview
pay attention, internalise and act upon it.
The random stock selections of a cat named Orlando amassed more profit than the picks made by investment managers.
The Chess Hustler
I’ve avoided writing a story on the Washington Square chess hustlers because they are almost too obvious. Many of them are homeless, or borderline homeless. But they are the smartest homeless people in the world. A lot of them are drug addicts. They are all eccentric. When you walk by the chessboards, they call out to you, trying to convince you to “take a shot.” The starting wager is $2 a game. I’ve never played. But I imagine, like all hustlers, they let you win the $2 game. They probably even let you win the next $2 game. Then, reluctantly, they allow you to raise the wager to $20. That’s when they beat you in 90 seconds.
great article
chomsky foucault debate
listen, internalise and act!
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The Life-Giving Pursuit of Minimalism | Ignite Phoenix #14 (by Ignite Phoenix)
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Cat outperforms professionals in stock market
The moral of the story is, let your cat pick out the investments for your 401(k).
I’M KIDDING DON’T REALLY DO THAT.
