
Michal
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Michal
@Michal_chn
Kill the body, the head will die. Jestę rowerę




Ramen w centrum Tokio tylko 21 zł. Połowę tego co w Polsce 😂

















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How to get rich, the EE way Of course you can use Ergodicity Economics to get rich. Why? Because unlike some other economic theories, it's very much capable of describing an economy as divergent and unstable as ours. Here is the insight: under prevailing dynamics, average wealth is a repellor. A what now? Well, if you own more than average wealth (only very few do), then the economic system will push you up into stratospheric wealth. If you own less, then good luck: you'll probably stay near the bottom because you're constantly being pushed down. Look at the figure below (Figure 9.4 on p. 154 of An Introduction to Ergodicity Economics). It's a simulation of what happens in a negatively redistributive multiplicative system. A what? -> the sort of economic system we've collectively created. So what happens there? This is a very special plot. It shows that your wealth diverges exponentially over time, either positively or negatively, depending on whether you start with more or less than the average. Wild, isn't it? If it weren't for certain limits, on lifetime, and on debt, then we would see many people dive deeper and deeper into negative equity. (By the way, what a cool way to represent this: the vertical scale is logarithmic, but it shows positive numbers on top and negative ones at the bottom; if you look closely, you see that the vertical axis is broken to make it possible to put such a figure on paper despite the divergence of the logarithm as zero is approached.) So hang on, how do you get rich? Well, hustle, beg, steal, be born to rich parents, and play the lottery until your wealth surpasses average wealth. After that, sit back relax, and see how the system pushes riches your way. You can do whatever you want after that, it will be very hard for you not to keep getting richer. If ever there was a K-shape! This is the basic dynamic Michael Green @profplum99 recently discussed with @PeterMcCormack. Well worth a listen. Oh, Mike will speak at our EE2026 conference: ee2026.rsvpify.com Sign up, and let us know if you can't pay the fee, not important. You can also get a copy of the EE textbook. ergodicityeconomics.com/an-introductio… All proceeds go to the @LdnMathLab to support EE research.














