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Anonymous

09 Mar 2020

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General Investing

If one day, we have a drug that makes us live 1000 more years, if we invested in our 40s and compounded until our 850s, how would you spend your money?

And where did those money come from? Must be very taxing for the banks too.

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Davin

09 Mar 2020

I always think that when you have that much of money, you will know how to spend naturally. But to have more meaningful discussion, if I have that much of money, I would probably setup a dog shelter which I plan to do it when I retire.

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MT2020

09 Mar 2020

I would set aside a sum of money for my next generations. The rest of the money I will use it to do good deeds and enjoy with my love ones.

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YT

01 Nov 2018

It’ll be an assumption of the Earth will not ending in 8 centuries and/or no catastrophic financial ...

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