Sadly don’t think this is going to happen. A good CEO doesn’t make calculated decisions based on facts and judge risk against profit. If he did, he would, at best, be a normal CEO. Who wants that? No, a truly great CEO does exactly what a truly bad CEO does; he takes risks that aren’t proportional to the reward (and gets lucky)!

This is the only way to beat the game, just like with investments or roulette. There are no rich great roulette players going by the odds. Only lucky.

Sure, with CEOs, this is on the aggregate. I’m sure there is a genius here and a Renaissance man there… But on the whole, best advice is “get risky and get lucky”. Try it out. I highly recommend it. No one remembers a loser. And the story continues.

Jupp.

I’m not saying anything about his age. I’m assuming, which I maybe should not, about the politics of many political systems. I’ll give it 3 years, plus/minus 3 years.

<quote>never be free</quote>

Sweet summer child…

Martyr for what? You have to deeply stand for something very popular (amongst a group of people with beliefs) that is very unpopular with another group. Of all the people in the world, Peter is not running the risc of becoming a martyr - dead or alive.

I see this mistake as a comment more and more often. I’m not saying anything on him remaining alive or not; that’s a completely different set of questions.

Then they should use a modicum of energy to find the answer as well, instead of expecting someone to hand them a (correct or not) answer. Might even learn a bit more than the answer to the question.

They do if making the most cursory of searches would have told them. It’s not like a downvote is a huge punishment either. Just makes pointless questions easier to sort away.

Learn about index funds and “dollar averaging”. The rest is just adding risk that you won’t get paid for. It will take an hour or two. No more. You will do better than most folks with this and sleep nicer.

Because if they weren’t, you would not be here to eat them. Quite simple, really. :)

• Time is a function of our universe. Before our universe, there was no time.

• If there is no time, there is infinite time.

• If there is infinite time, everything will happen.

• If everything will happen, our universe will exist.

Thus, here we are. Or, to paraphrase it in more famous words - if the universe was not as it is, we would not be here to see it.

Let’s just pack our stuff up. I, too, know when I’ve seen a winner.

As a concepts, that’s not half bad. I’d give it a small budget to develop it and circle back in four months.

Check out “Borta bäst”; a Swedish kids’ show that works for adults and is what you describe. :)

Try the game Warewolf (same concept goes by many other names). Most people find it really hard to lie, even if it is about nothing important at all and part of the agreed “social” rules.

Never heard of Soarpunk before. Clearly seen it and this made it click. Thanks a lot for the new word and the concepts it brought with it. Makes me feel oddly inspired.

I took some college courses, backpacked and lived for a short while in Vietnam and tried to find myself and what I want to pursue in the future. Or just have a one man consultancy company. You worked freelance.

Who is making you put it on your CV?

Which is why I said “some would argue”. I’m not trying to decide who is following Christ the best. Just saying, it’s absurd to not include them in the term Christians, which I see people from the US do all the time (so I’m assuming it’s a US thing).

Catholics… ARE Christians. The original, some would argue.

Shame about the real world parts. Ruins it for me these days.