/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30000811
Prove it.

>>30000811
>expensive
>flowers
Nigga what??????? Like just go outside lol??????? Like they're in the dirt lmao...... Just go pluck them nigga like what?????? Nigga get some scizzers lmaooooo?????????

>>30002381
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/there-never-was-real-tulip-fever-180964915/

>>30002578
No I don't accept that source
Do you have another?

>>30002381
>>30002841
>There's always one of these guys.

>>30002841
https://theconversation.com/tulip-mania-the-classic-story-of-a-dutch-financial-bubble-is-mostly-wrong-91413

>>30002944
>theconversation
Literally who?
Do you have any real >>peer reviewed<< papers I can read?

>>30002930

>Whaddya MEAN I have to show evidence for my claims?

>>30003031
>peer reviewed

>>30003031

>>30003095
I don't think that there is any evidence that you would ever accept if it contradicts your views and I can't be assed to log into a database to find something peer reviewed because you feel like being a contrarian.

>>30002381
>>30002841
>>30003031
go back

>>30003115
>>30003152
>>30003299
Yeah there is a ton of misinformation around and it is important to look to the experts to sift through it so we can know the truth

>>30000811
OMG THE SQUIZZED THE SQUOZZILE KIND STRANGER

>>30004659
If me and my friends became self-proclaimed experts and I got them to approve my obviously bullshit opinion would you blindly follow that?
I get it you think an expert's viewpoint has a higher chance of being correct than some average guy, but the odds are not 100-0.
Pretending that they are is akin to a child always treating what their parents say as a fact, no matter what they hear from other sources.
It shouldn't be the expert's job to sift through misinformation, it should be yours. Read multiple sources, even if they contradict eachother, and if you consider yourself somewhat intelligent you should be able to tell which side has more truth to it instead of waiting for the experts to puke the information into your mouth like you're a baby bird.

>>30000811
Tulip mania wasn't a mania at all. It was just wealthy buying leverages of leverages which were rendered worthless by a plague before the expiration date.

>>30005628
Experts are literally paid to ensure the truth is disseminated to the proletariat, and we have universities that insure that experts are reputable, that is why you and your friends are not experts.

>>30006126
Alright, me and my friends will make sure to follow these steps to become experts if that's what it takes for us to become you to become our follower.

>>30006126
Alright, me and my friends will make sure to follow these steps to become experts if that's what it takes for you to become our follower.

>>30006126
>t. teaching at a university and holding a phd. Still shitposting on /biz/
There are many kinds of experts. You should not trust everyone.

>>30006126
>the proletariat
Holy fuck go BACK you autistic leftist midwit

>>30006126
The truth has been ruthlessly fucked to death in academia; the development of experts has become an assembly line for vain, sycophantic fools. You are having a little laugh here, but when the full effect of the truth’s ignoble demise is realized you may find it difficult to even squeeze your clown horn.

t. PhD in it doesn’t matter anymore

>>30000000
>How do so many educated people seem to get things so wrong?
Protip: they're not really educated. Unless you've read everything on this image, you're not educated. Unless you can read ancient greek and latin YOU'RE NOT EDUCATED.

I'm not educated either.

>>30003031
Only works with hard science
Youd have to look for more art from the time like the pic in op and try to find out yourself

>>30006989
>The truth has been ruthlessly fucked to death in academia
Yeah that's because Socrates in Plato's Republic was right, the truth is whatever is beneficial to society and it is the job of the leaders(philosophers) to tell whatever little lies are necessary to ensure justice for all.

It for the good of everyone

>>30005920
Interesting post

>>30006126
Cattle

>>30007064
most of these blow

>>30007352
>this is what Socrates would have wanted as a system
>leaders
>whatever little lies are necessary

Anon... pissing on the ashes just makes the smell worse.

>>30007352
And
>justice
I think I’ve had enough today.

>>30007772
That opinion is an indication that you have extremely bad taste.

>>30007352
>it is the job of the leaders(philosophers) to tell whatever little lies are necessary to ensure justice for all.
>its the job of the shepherd to herd the sheeples to enshure food for his family

>>30002578
This article doesn't claim that a bubble didn't exist. It simply claims that most of the stories surrounding it are outright false or gross exaggerations. There still existed a speculative mania that fell apart and caused a small crisis.

>>30008199
>you have bad taste if you dont enjoy these books, etc I havent read
>Treatise on the Equilibrium of Liquids, 1663
absolutely riveting

>>30006126
I hate this take, it's a logical fallacy to assume that someone is 100% right based on their social or academic status.
Also, there is growing mistrust of higher education among th proletariat, so yeh get fucked.

>>30008728
Yes. I stand by my statement. If you were properly educated you might have had a chance to correct your bad taste.

>>30009027
>there is growing mistrust of higher education among th proletariat
That's only because of all the fascists and racists with the institutional power, fixing the inequity in our country isn't something that happens overnight

>>30009190
Oh cool I shall now go and read Principia in original latin, oh yes that will give me such a foundation to life.

Maybe in the 18th century where the aristocracy literally had no job but to learn and drink brandy

>>30009739
r u 4 reel

>>30010762
Sorry I haven't been brainwashed by the nazis over on pol...

>>30007064
>you have to wait until senior year to handle Du Bois, The Soul of Black Folks

>>30011037
Not even a Nazi, but critical theory is a poison that is rotting academia.

>>30010167
>Maybe in the 18th century where the aristocracy literally had no job but to learn and drink brandy
What the aristocracy today does is so much different isn't it?
Thats said learning a dead language is a pain in the arse, i know i cant do that, tried with latin but was never able to learn the grammar as its just not spoken


>>30009739
Stop it already, your either trolling or you have to go back
Trust in academia is lost because it is infiltrated by pseudoscience aka feminism

>>30010762
>only people who agree with the based god emperor are right

>>30011496
Academia has bigger problems with funding fake research via spastic grant processes, publish or peril pushing researchers to cherry pick results, and grad students being below the poverty line. Fix that shit first then we can talk about the sanctity of academia.

>>30011524
Why must you think in absolutes like an absolute cuck? Fucking American politics, it's a fucking trash fire.

Just have a civil war already and get it over with

>>30011692
I think you have a point
Also universities now are places of learning and repetition instead of conversation and free thought
Feels like school but worse instead of interactive

>>30011754
If you had sex you wouldn't blame all of your problems on others

>>30000811
why the Dutch are so good at making satire?

>>30011457
Go read Dialectic of Enlightenment and tell me with a straight face that the contents therein are at all constitutive or similar to the kind of self-congratulatory navel-gazing occurring in humanities departments nowadays.

>>30011919
>>30011692
>>30011457
>>30009739
>>30009027
>>30007064
Do western academia really?
We've been praising you for decades because muhh advanced educeshuun, you know?

>>30012527
Yea lol universities suck ass
I got lots of chinese at my university studying emobility and shit, emobility is more than half chinese people at this point, all paid for by the chinese gov
And all they learn is stuff you can read online, and its not like interaction happens so it doesn't even make a difference
Western universities are just test institutions to get a degree at this point

>>30012527
Oh i forgot
The good thing about universities is you get a vpn client which allows you to access lots of publications that would be behind a paywall otherwise
But then again without that paywall shit everyone could just learn as they like

>>30010167
It's tragic to see how arrogant people are even though they're uneducated. You don't understand anything if you don't understand the roots.

forget about this low trash
don’t check this dump
>you shouldn’t be genius to get how to make money on staking
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>>30007064
>>30012527
Kek, my college actually had someone professor from St. Johns come and sit in on one of our Great Books classes once. Although, we didn't read the full list posted. I spent an entire semester reading Victor Hugo's works poetry, Notre Dame de Paris, and Les Miserables. My professor was actually the French language professor too, so she was really into it. Very fun class. Probably not the most useful in the grand scheme of things, but still enjoyable.

>>30014081
>You don't understand anything if you don't understand the roots
You can use your own thought and reach understanding
Thats what the people who wrote the roots did too after all
The only thing thats really dangerous is following a text or interpretation blindly, that way you may be manipulated

>>30012930
at least uni in my place they really taught you social skills and interactive learning. The major problem here is the funds and recognition to govt.
I officially declare that western education is a huge meme. Fuck you Finland.