People are weird about money.
There are lots of examples of this; we all have countless anecdotes to muster.
But its more than mere anecdote: the entire field of Behavioral Finance backs it up. (More on this later)
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Best way to learn faster: Have a stake in the outcome.
To learn about food, cook for friends.
To learn about an idea, publish an article about it.
To learn about stocks, invest in the stock market.
Risk awakens our learning muscles like a splash of cold water.
A post called "Abgeschlossene Halbbildung" has to be good for me to retweet it.
At first I thought @JoachimKlement would be riffing on Mark Twain's "The Awful German Language."
I can't pronounce it, but it's great.
https://t.co/XivTjbsY2V
Twitter is like cable news, only with the option to listen to real experts instead of hacks; to hear from witty and clever people conventional media would never showcase; and to fire bad-faith what-aboutists before they get a fourth word out their mouths
This is interesting..not sure if Insurance companies are in trouble in the near term, but this lingering problem will be an issue once rates make a U turn https://t.co/U4PGD72Pgo via @markets
@_austrian My reservation was changed without my consent when there was no change to the flight. Now there are no fights out till tomorrow and we are stranded at the airport. Can you find a way to get my friend and I home today as he has his brothers wedding lunch tomorrow?