This is a little confusing. Exponential growth (and we're talking exponents like 1.06, not like 3, for the person who made the "cubing" comment above) is a feature of savings accounts and long-term investment, rather than the amount of money involved.
I have to disagree with this post, *unless* it's a "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" kind of commentary on how the lower/middle classes don't generally think of investing their money or learn how to make savings/investment work for them. That seems to be more true (and sad).
This site is a little project that lets me make fun of some things and sense of others.
I use it to think a little more relationally without resorting to doing actual math.
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i wrote a tribute for you, it's in my personal blog
http://migueltormentas.blogspot.com
Perhaps multiplier, rather than exponent. I can imagine salaries doubling or tripling, but cubing, not so much.
i would like to write a personal tribute to you... its may be in my blog.
What can do exponent when has no happiness ?
P.S.
You are genius I am sure.
yeah i totally agree with you.Great post.Keep it up.
This is a little confusing. Exponential growth (and we're talking exponents like 1.06, not like 3, for the person who made the "cubing" comment above) is a feature of savings accounts and long-term investment, rather than the amount of money involved.
I have to disagree with this post, *unless* it's a "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" kind of commentary on how the lower/middle classes don't generally think of investing their money or learn how to make savings/investment work for them. That seems to be more true (and sad).
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