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  • Jun 17, 2020
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    Quinton

    Lol horse/ any livestock breeding is still massively lucrative, google how much certain animals c***goes for, so by your assumption if someone had started in 1920 they would have better eugenics and be able to sell their horses c***at a higher rate then anyone who started later. In some cases theres one Lama farmer in Wisconsin who has thoroughbred alpaca c***going for 30k a pop, and it only costs $150 dollars to feed a lama for a year as their very energy effective. I'll let you work out if theres money in animals.

    Also I used to live out in the country and a lot of those boys don't have dealers close by so have sneaky plantations they're more on the supply side of the industry then consumer.

    A lot of business is about being the first to do something, I'd be shocked if a Singaporean version of IG or FB was to replace the American verison.

    A lot of business is about being the first to do something, I'd be shocked if a Singaporean version of IG or FB was to replace the American verison.

    Exactly, acting is lucrative too, doesn't mean it's a good career path, there's an extremely limited number of positions with good paying saleries and a lot of competition.

    Similarly, IT and comp sci will always be profitable, it's simply a function of supply and demand. If half the asian population has a bachelors in comp sci and so does NA and europe, it doesn't matter how technically valuable the skill is, there's a massive over saturation of supply which is only going to continue to get worse.

    Some horse breeders still make bank, but 98% of people who where invested in the horse business either with capital or their skill lost their income and value.

    IT jobs are also the first and easiest to be automated away. Look at what happened to web dev over the last 6 years, it's near impossible to make money doing it now, because people use automated tools. Same will happen with most other IT fields over the next 5 years. If you don't believe me go check out WebFlow, s*** like that is only the beginning and still makes squarespace look like s***.

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    SomeRandomNob

    A lot of business is about being the first to do something, I'd be shocked if a Singaporean version of IG or FB was to replace the American verison.

    Exactly, acting is lucrative too, doesn't mean it's a good career path, there's an extremely limited number of positions with good paying saleries and a lot of competition.

    Similarly, IT and comp sci will always be profitable, it's simply a function of supply and demand. If half the asian population has a bachelors in comp sci and so does NA and europe, it doesn't matter how technically valuable the skill is, there's a massive over saturation of supply which is only going to continue to get worse.

    Some horse breeders still make bank, but 98% of people who where invested in the horse business either with capital or their skill lost their income and value.

    IT jobs are also the first and easiest to be automated away. Look at what happened to web dev over the last 6 years, it's near impossible to make money doing it now, because people use automated tools. Same will happen with most other IT fields over the next 5 years. If you don't believe me go check out WebFlow, s*** like that is only the beginning and still makes squarespace look like s***.

    Again idk if you've worked in the industry but a lot of what you saying is wrong. I might edit this post later to go into it a bit more but I'm tired af rn .

    You can't automate new code, you can teach a machine code and tell it what you like and what you don't but it's not creating things out of thin air it's taking inputs we'e given it, and then saying what it thinks we want to hear based off of what we've said of it's both inputs and previous responses.

    We're awhile away from the AI everyone thinks of.

    Might have some cool chatbots soon though

    also supply and demand is bullshit day one economics. If the craziness going through the world right now is showing one thing it's that it's jaded to believe supply and demand are the only two factors that affect a public market.

    Look at stock prices right now during the worst time for both supply and demand.

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    SomeRandomNob

    A lot of business is about being the first to do something, I'd be shocked if a Singaporean version of IG or FB was to replace the American verison.

    Exactly, acting is lucrative too, doesn't mean it's a good career path, there's an extremely limited number of positions with good paying saleries and a lot of competition.

    Similarly, IT and comp sci will always be profitable, it's simply a function of supply and demand. If half the asian population has a bachelors in comp sci and so does NA and europe, it doesn't matter how technically valuable the skill is, there's a massive over saturation of supply which is only going to continue to get worse.

    Some horse breeders still make bank, but 98% of people who where invested in the horse business either with capital or their skill lost their income and value.

    IT jobs are also the first and easiest to be automated away. Look at what happened to web dev over the last 6 years, it's near impossible to make money doing it now, because people use automated tools. Same will happen with most other IT fields over the next 5 years. If you don't believe me go check out WebFlow, s*** like that is only the beginning and still makes squarespace look like s***.

    the more idiots that make their own stuff the more there will be a need for people who can fix their problems and supply the system in the first place.

    How do you automate the automators