Bruh 98% of the value that my grandma's father crystallized into a policy for her when she was a little child has been robbed. Not by the insurers, who often have to deal with this frustration and anger, but by debasement perpetrated by central banks and government deficit spending.
Back when the policy was taken out by her father he could have bought about 2 ounces of gold instead. Since the policy is not adjusted for the theft that we call inflation the value that is in the policy now only buys 0.04 ounces.
I dont know how I feel about zapvertising yet.. I mean sure I like the sats but it also distorts the signal that your post was actually perceived as valuable by someone else
Boomers really think we should be content with our phone and avocado toast instead of having the ability to start a family and have a place to call home
It's okay for now but it's a low wage and I'm debating myself whether the training I get will actually be worth it or that I should move on to a better paying job