faangFar
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
We did good, then bad, then we are good again.
The long term effects of this virus will be felt in everything but the actual virus.
I use data and math to find the most optimal ways to eat, buy health insurance, etc... And everything is free.
I make trivial amounts of money by donations.
I've seen my competitors are significantly worse quality, downright Dave Ramsey Snowball effect tier bad advice. But they sell advertising space for snake oil, they sell yet another budgeting spreadsheet, books, courses, and more.
Their marketing is pretty interesting "I'm a bad girl that likes fashion, so I invest and save." Or something to give them personality. They claim to make 30k+/yr. But they don't get the traffic and I'm sure they haven't been on BBC.
I'm happy with the thank you emails I get, my day job pays well.
It's just another example of lower quality, but charging money making bigger profits.
Good ol government!
I consider it similar to buying BP gas.
You want medicine, you need to pay someone who's part of the Physician cartel, a pharmacy, a pharmacist, and whoever has the patent.
With computers and science you often need 0 of these except the manufacturer of the drug.
There is a difference between hands on care for 1 hour, and 1 hour being divided between 9 people (seriously, there are some clinics that do that).
Logic would say to prioritize (pick your numbers, I don't care) the 99.5% over the 0.5%.
My hypothesis is that since it's a healthcare issue, the leaders are less math/statistics inclined and more focused on biology.
I can't imagine what my fellow strength trainers are doing.