Yogan's Journey to Life

I am reading this book, ideally one hour everyday, but realistically it may be like half an hour on workdays, and then 1-2 hours on the weekend days. Basically though, consistency. This book is highly recommended across the internet for getting into data science, and basically for learning how to use the tools commonly used in data science on the R statistical software that is open-source and free to download. The book is also free to download, but i ordered it because being able to write notes and hold the book in my hands and take it places is way too useful especially in my days where it seems every minute/hour counts. I plan to apply to 5-10 schools in November 2019. With at least 3-5 being top schools, and a handful of backup schools, because I can still do well and learn in schools that aren't so great. And right now the market is in such a high demand for data scientists that it won't matter as much what school I come from, at least right now. What's great abou...

What if we all come together and pool our money, and then buy the world? After we buy back the world we can distribute it amongst ourselves. How does that sound? It seems smart to me. Because together we have more purchasing power, and the world is really the only thing of value that you can buy. So why not buy it? Let's buy America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and don't forget Australia. Let's buy the oceans. Let's buy the sun. With all the money in the world I am sure we can do it. So obviously this is a ridiculous thing to consider doing. But it does reveal something important. That is money currently is just a way to decide/determine how the world is split up among the people. That's it. Right now the world isn't divided evenly, is it? It's not fair right? Well... shouldn't we divide everything evenly, what do you think? Perhaps a thought may come up that certain people don't deserve to have the same as everyone else, that some deserve either...