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1/ 80% of new IPOs have no profits. Last time that happened was 2000 before the bust.
We know why. But how may it end?
Why: A handful of old people artificially decide and set the price of money—and lowered it.
Consider:
Retirees with 1M earning... See more
Josh Wolfex.comSadly one does not have to walk too far to notice a pensioner with their handout. Because of a paltry government salary, some will receive financial assistance from their families. But others have little choice but to take to the streets selling trivial items or singing. Many vantage points are occupied by these seniors, imagine your grandmother
... See moreSean Breen • 1-Way Ticket
Le statut de la vieillesse a changé. Dans les civilisations traditionnelles, les vieillards sont les « anciens » qu’on respecte, dont on reconnaît l’expérience et la sagesse. Mais les conditions contemporaines (techniques, économiques, sociales) de la civilisation occidentale dévaluent l’expérience du passé ; les connaissances acquises par les
... See moreEdgar Morin • La Voie : Pour l'avenir de l'Humanité (Essais) (French Edition)
People are like “let her rest” but this is the kind of stuff that keeps old people going
Justin Whang🤠x.comAs I said in the previous point, there’s an increasing number of people who are aged 55+, who are still working (especially that in many societies we’ll work longer), have money to spend, are fit/healthy and who have specific needs. This is why I think models like Wisr (a marketplace for senior talents listed on the landscape) or a Peloton for... See more
Clement Vouillon • Monitoring carbon offset reforestation projects
Aging societies and population decline have been on the rise globally, but in Japan, the situation has exasperated tenfold. A staggering 36.21 million people, or 28.9% of the populace, are 65 and over. Further, 74.6% of Japan’s 1,747 cities are categorized as shrinking, with urban policies struggling to keep up with the decline.