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Guest Post – Mark Bridger On MicroVision
The following is a guest post from Mark Bridger of Australia that was prompted by an email exchange. I appreciate the current find with the historical perspective. – Tom Trimbath From Mark, As a fellow ‘long haul’ MVIS investor, I’ve … Continue reading
Evolving Conventional Wisdom
They’re here. Oh dear. Conventional wisdom is based on conventional thought from conventional situations. Check your calendar. It is now 2015. Old conventions based on the reactions of pesky humans don’t necessarily apply to a world where computers are making … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, DNDN, Dream. Invest. Live., investing, John Brunner, personal finance, PNTP, real estate, Shockwave Rider, stocks
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Taking A Hint About AST
Okay, okay. I can take a hint. A few days ago I wrote about AST, the stock for Asterias. It had a nice run to new records, and I wrote about deciding not to sell, and not knowing the details … Continue reading
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Tagged AST, Asterias, BioTime, BTX, Dream. Invest. Live., GERN, Geron, LTBH
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I Know Nothing About Asterias
“I know nothing!”, the famous quote from a weird era of television when World War II, Nazis, and concentration camps were comedies. (Could anyone even pitch such a thing now?) AST, the stock for Asterias, rose to five times my … Continue reading
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Tagged AST, Asterias, Dendreon, DNDN, GERN, Geron, health care, investing, LTBH, personal finance, Stem cells, stocks
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Bots Buy Houses
And you probably thought buying and selling houses was bizarre before. Bots are now buying houses. Algorithms, computer programs, are estimating the value of houses as they are listed for sale, comparing that against the price the computer thinks the … Continue reading
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Tagged digital singularity, housing, investing, personal finance, real estate, stocks, Zestimate, zillow
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Tax Weirdness 2015
Ah, spellcheck, you’ll be asked to work hard tonight because filing today’s taxes was taxing and the recovery cocktail couldn’t wait for me to finish dinner and the blog. Taxes were so much simpler (and sometimes cheaper) when I was … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, books, consulting, entrepreneur, health care, investing, jobs, Microvision, MVIS, personal finance, speaking, stocks, taxes, teaching, TurboTax, unemployment, wealth
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Small Town Coworks Considerations
Write a few words, kick off a lot of conversations. Well, I guess that’s why humans developed communication. Last week’s post about a coworks closing inspired a suite of incoming phone calls, emails, and meetings about possible reincarnations – and … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, consulting, coworking, coworks, Langley, sharing economy, Whidbey, writing
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Courageous People Fight Taboos
There are courageous people in this world. Just like with frugality, some people are courageous by choice and some by necessity. I gave a talk about a taboo subject and only drew a small crowd, but they were the courageous … Continue reading
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Tagged Dream. Invest. Live., Giraffe Project, health care, housing, insurance, investing, jobs, Langley, Mark Twain, personal finance, speaking, stocks, unemployment, wealth, Whidbey, Will Rogers, writing
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Long Live The Coworks
My key chain just got lighter. The two keys that got me into the coworks were turned in because the coworks closed down. For almost two years The Langley Coworks has been my office, really just a bit of wide … Continue reading
Walking Into A Frugal Spring
Spring is here. It is knocking on the frugal storm window in the bedroom. The sheet of plastic is popping as winds from the south blow in the new season. March’s lions and lambs are secondary to getting me, my … Continue reading
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Tagged employment, frugal, frugality, jobs, Simple Living, unemployment, walk away, WalkAway, wealth, Whidbey
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