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Target date retirement funds, or S&P 500 funds are probably fine for the "I have no idea what I'm doing" crowd. Gateway drug.

BTC is a boomer coin now, but a pretty safe bet to double in short order. ETH is the blue chip now. Alts if you're feeling frothy.

Being in a country that doesn't ban crypto could be construed as a tactical and economic advantage. Imagine if a country banned the world wide web in 1996. They'll come around, but at what cost?

As a possible third option, just doctor one of those super easy to fake vaccine cards. They're available if you're looking for them. Some blue haired chick will file it away on a LAN drive somewhere and it will never come up again. If you get caught, you're in the exact position you're in right now.

Housing isn't an investment, boomers are squeezing the last sheckles out before they croak, fucking the rest of us over, at which point it will return to appreciating at inflation levels.

Bought more VTSAX and chilling.

sell sell sell

Man, there's even more sellers neckbeards than I thought. It's moving markets.

I work on a large engineering team that has several UMN alumni. One or two of them wrote letters to the university leadership saying they would stop donating unless they dick slap this professor, hard. Seems like it worked.

I mean maybe, FSD is in beta in several areas. It won't gut the industry for a while. People still drive Studebakers and Model T's. But Tesla has the culture, the talent and a decade head start. How long before the Prius, which hasn't changed in 20 years, gets FSD?

It took 15 years to get the first seatbelt law. Self driving is already legal in several cities. In 10 years' time young people will be shocked we let humans drive cars as long as we did.

I stumbled across some stuff from Scott Gallway on investing in 2021. He was surprisingly convincing and entertaining. TLDR, Apple buys Peloton, Roblox will IPO and immediately double, Amazon will spin off AWS and it will moon.

Lots of risks abound. Several of the red states tried to ban selling Teslas through the dealership laws. That didn't slow down sales much. Lawmakers are mostly in the "unbridled capitalism" or "willful ignorance" phase, so we'll see.

Peeps thinking Tesla is an auto company. It's a robotics company. One with a 15 year head start over the boomer auto companies that are trying to hire AI engineers to work in an office in Deaborn Michigan.