If the government wants education to be mandatory for kids then it should at least be helpful. Financial planning > Algebra Coding/Data security > Chemistry Navigating insurance/investments >

The financial institutions wanting to get into crypto are absolutely not willing to let everyone who has been holding enjoy the next price pump. They want to see this thing crash until everybody else gets

There are better philosophers on Twitter than in a university. There are better instructors on YouTube than in a classroom. The only thing colleges are good for at now is giving you credentials - but they

TEACH 👏 STUDENTS 👏 FINANCIAL 👏 LITERACY 👏 AND 👏 DATA 👏 PRIVACY 👏 Those two topics are worth more than most other school subjects.

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High schools should teach financial literacy, data privacy, and how to navigate complicated systems (healthcare, law, banking, insurance, etc.) We can’t just keep throwing students into the adult world

You can likely find ways to invest money if you simply cut frivolous spending. What matters more: long term gains, or momentary comforts? Do you spend $10-per-week on coffee/sodas? That could be $520 per

Let's hope Google isn't right about #Bitcoin

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