if you had a hotel in a town that opens a gold mine and you still own the pub, that is luck. Supply is in your hands and you can meet the increased demand. Peter :pop:
Catweasel
28 Nov 2013, 11:41 AM
Catweasel say mouse measure its luck by its own the paradigm,
and base on its cultural struggles of its forefather and its geographic,
but if it can think a lateral,
it live in country,
where a people exist before it,
who the incredibly unlucky,
if it not want to live under same paradigm as flat screen TV mouse.
No i think the aboriginals are lucky, look at all the things they now have access to, they just had to wait, this abundant country produced it. Peter :pop:
No i think the aboriginals are lucky, look at all the things they now have access to, they just had to wait, this abundant country produced it. Peter :pop:
You kidding right?
They were far better off before colonial settlement, to think otherwise is ridiculous. You must understand that their traditional culture is at odds with Anglo-Saxon culture, and hence the Koori definition of 'better off' is different to the Anglo definition. Material possessions had little to no significance.
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foxbat101 12 Dec 2013, 04:40 PM everything is down to luck. Peter :pop: * except where it's down to supply and demandâ„¢.
They were far better off before colonial settlement, to think otherwise is ridiculous. You must understand that their traditional culture is at odds with Anglo-Saxon culture, and hence the Koori definition of 'better off' is different to the Anglo definition. Material possessions had little to no significance.
ROFL
If you are indigenous and can keep it together you have a massive advantage in a government or mining role.
I have seen it. It does happen.
Basically in all cases they where adopted or removed from their families almost permanently.
They were far better off before colonial settlement, to think otherwise is ridiculous. You must understand that their traditional culture is at odds with Anglo-Saxon culture, and hence the Koori definition of 'better off' is different to the Anglo definition. Material possessions had little to no significance.
ROFL
When i was up North i spent a lot of time talking to the Aboriginal people, i know or knew 1,000's of them. One said to me one day you white fellas have made things better. Now we have a road, a car and healthcare and other things. So please don't just repeat your ignorant homogenised propaganda. I never said they did not go to hell and back. Peter :pop:
foxbat101
14 Dec 2013, 11:21 AM
When i was up North i spent a lot of time talking to the Aboriginal people, i know or knew 1,000's of them. One said to me one day you white fellas have made things better. Now we have a road, a car and healthcare and other things. So please don't just repeat your ignorant homogenised propaganda. I never said they did not go to hell and back. Peter :pop:
If you want to argue this point please only play the ball. I have a very long and respectful association with many aboriginal people. If our augment can help there position please argue hard. Just do not play the man. Peter :pop:
When i was up North i spent a lot of time talking to the Aboriginal people, i know or knew 1,000's of them. One said to me one day you white fellas have made things better. Now we have a road, a car and healthcare and other things.
So out of your 1000's of aboriginal mates only one said things are better? Case closed then. I'm talking about pre and post colonialism Peter, not the difference between having or not having material things like roads and cars. The state of Aboriginal health is a disgrace and I don't understand how you can see otherwise.
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So please don't just repeat your ignorant homogenised propaganda.
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If you want to argue this point please only play the ball. If our augment can help there position please argue hard. Just do not play the man.
What on earth are you talking about? You just played the man by telling me I am spewing ignorant, homogenised propaganda!
Not that long ago, ignoring starving children whilst lobbying the government to improve your own situation from the top 10% to the top 5% in the world was called greed ...
Oh, that's precious...
So civic-minded behaviour--in the Australian case, striving to improve local conditions within an already rich country--is greed?!?
Here is a video explanation from Michael Mauboussin explaining how much luck is involved in investment decisions, and other factors like the dumb money effect.
Any expressed market opinion is my own and is not to be taken as financial advice
So civic-minded behaviour--in the Australian case, striving to improve local conditions within an already rich country--is greed?!?
Bullshit.
Lets not misquote people now. People are more than entitled to strive and improve their own situation ... I do it everyday. By all means work harder to improve your own personal financial situation.
Its the lobbying the government to change the laws so you can get richer ... whilst there are more needy people around - that's greed.
So out of your 1000's of aboriginal mates only one said things are better? Case closed then. I'm talking about pre and post colonialism Peter, not the difference between having or not having material things like roads and cars. The state of Aboriginal health is a disgrace and I don't understand how you can see otherwise.
What on earth are you talking about? You just played the man by telling me I am spewing ignorant, homogenised propaganda!
I never said it was easy. Peter :pop: If i played the man, sorry. I retract that statement.
peter fraser
18 Dec 2013, 08:39 AM
Here is a video explanation from Michael Mauboussin explaining how much luck is involved in investment decisions, and other factors like the dumb money effect.
It is luck before you win, skill after you win. Peter
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