Save the Environment, Stop Buying and Promoting Bitcoin!

Yet, what is my rate of return on an idea originating from my own mind that I’ve implemented? I look at investing in the areas we are guided to investing in as not trusting my own ideas. That someone else is better at generating prosperity for me than I am capable of for myself. Maybe if I have so much money that I don’t know what to do with it anymore, but that’s hardly the case for very many of us. You can look at the sectors given us or you can look to yourself. My personal opinion, not trying to force anyone into anything else. I would say that that sector you’re referring to is rife with a lot more corruption than you could possibly know unless you were intimately involved in it. Just what I know of the financial institutions, as far as corruption goes, is enough to have me shy away from them. All of those people claiming some special knowledge of the market, especially through the technical charts, rarely consider the corruption that really drives the instrument they’re speculating in. Those technical indicators always work until they don’t. And then the chartist gurus are back to eating Ramen! And before anyone claims I’m claiming some special inside knowledge, I’m still a wide-eyed baby as to the extent of it all. But I started out in a very shady sector of the financial markets as a broker in an investment bank. A lot like the ones described in the movie Boiler Room if you watched it with the director’s commentary. Which allows me to see just how things can be twisted on a much larger scale. Also it made it possible for me to see how corruption is built into the regulations. I’ll avoid all those institutions we’re guided to use. An investment into an idea that was birthed in my mind is far superior to any stock tip. Just my opinion.

Aduhelm was approved for Alzheimer’s patients even though the FDA review committee said it didn’t work. What benefits big pharma supersedes what benefits the patient. Just how did a dangerous drug, Remdesivir, become the hospital standard of care for Covid-19?

It wasn’t chosen for the benefit to the patient, it was chosen for the benefit to the pharma company. Remdesivir was the most expensive drug on the approved list, just as toxic AZT was the most expensive drug at the time, approved for AIDS patients. It was a horrible failure for patients, just as Remdesivir has been.