Standard Kiyosaki, it’s always the same thing with him. He just wants to talk about Gold and Bitcoin. No real substance to the conversation. Raoul just has to go along with it because he’s a guest on his platform.
I had ChatGPT summarize the cashflow game (in a non-copywrited, more generic way), then turn it into a system of equations, and provide the way to find how many units to buy, how much equity and debt is needed, and how long it will take. Took an hour and a half.
Robert jokes he is an old man, but he has improved the lives of many people in the past. He is a gold bug, but has the humility to accept becoming a student of Bitcoin who knows very little about it. He might have old ideas, but he has a young open mind. I give my full respect to him.
We are so blessed we got the chance to somehow take a glimpse on what is in the mind of these two briliants minds on whats coming specially this big tech disruption in our lives and economy that will happen unnocticed by most people.
I don't want Robert to invest too much in livestock because in Singapore, they are eating chicken that has been literally duplicated by synthetic biology..
What happens to the investment schemes when AI and other digital technologies begin triggering massive deflationary pressures...when they make everything laughably simple to make and copy? This, I foresee, is the massive inevitable disruptions that are coming. Coming as of next years, or possibly even later this year.
Robert, you don't say 'old dentist'. Your dentist is not an old guy, he is a senior dentist. You say I have a 'senior dentist' just like you don't say old man or old woman, we say 'elderly person'.
Idk but just make your own basket. You can google publicly traded crypto related stocks and buy ones where the CEO has at least 3x of their yearly salary in the stock.
Robert Kiyosaki is already very rich, so he can just stick to Bitcoin and still make great returns on his investments. It’s me and ( perhaps you) if you are not very wealthy who should leverage other cryptocurrencies to exponentially increase our wealth.
I thought this was interesting. Like Mr. Kyosaki I too don’t trust the stock markets and never put money in 401k’s. We have already been in computers with our cellphones and laptops and it will become more technologically advanced as time moves forward. So to me it’s no big deal. One thing I am hoping for is that AI will be able to get rid of the hackers and people who use our devices to steal. They could be of great benefit but governments need to lay out guidelines.
