@BuenoForMiami All good, thanks. I just brainstorm things like often. The only thing I can personally think of is having a robust database collating alternative approaches to not just medicine, but life in general.
@FinancialPhys You always say you're trying to be a nicer person in your videos and I'm like he's the nicest guy ever! If only people knew Honesty === Kindness π₯²π
@AULaw24@sunny051488 I think gold is severely undervalued. In a severe crisis, when large swaths of people ask for their gold back, is exactly when those who don't self custody their gold will find out many reputable sources are not reputable.
I think history backs that up.
My post is making fun of people who buy ETFs of gold instead of the real thing. I'm alluding to the idea that they can't actually prove that the reserves of gold actually exist, it could theoretically be tungsten. You have to take fund managers at their word that they actually have the gold, but we both know that whenever a company says they have X tons of gold they actually have it and would never ever ever lie about the proof of their reserves.
@oro33353195@sunny051488 All good, here in America, we aren't given any type of financial education. And based off of my experience, no one knows why gold is valuable in the first place. So I'd personally assume 75% of retail gold ownership is via vehicles like ETFs.
@oro33353195@sunny051488 That's amazing, I'm happy for you. Smart man. But I think it's a safe assumption to make that most people let an external party custody their gold via ETFs and other avenues. Those who don't self custody you cannot prove if they have a certificate to gold or gold plated tungsten.
@AULaw24@sunny051488 Do you self custody it?
If not, how do you prove it's not gold plated tungsten?
My point is that unless in self custody, people historically lie about their gold reserves all the time.